Labeling
Labeling enables easy identification and differentiation of various samples. Labels associated with samples aid in data management and analysis. Clear labeling within a system promotes collaboration among users and their collaborators by providing a standardized way to reference and share samples. Users can create and manage labeling options in the My Labels. This page provides an overview of the different types of labeling options and how to create and manage them.
Types of Labels​
There are four types of labels:
- Private: Exclusive access for the user.
- Public: Shareable before publication; visible to all users.
- Review: For use by reviewers.
- Global: Open to everyone.
Private Labels​
Private labels are only visible to the user. Users can use Private Labels to organize and manage their samples in a way that is meaningful to them.
Public Labels​
Public labels are visible to all users. Users can associate samples with Public Labels before publication and share them with collaborators.
Review Labels​
Review labels are for use by reviewers. This label is designed to mark submissions that need to be highlighted for reviewers, ensuring that critical items are easily identifiable.
Global Labels​
Global labels are open to everyone. Users can use Global labels to standardize the labeling of samples across the entire system. Only authorized users can create and edit Global labels.
Chemotion Repository provides a global label called Commercial to define the compounds obtained from suppliers for the purpose of analyzing derivatives.

Manage Labels​
- Go to My Labels. A list of existing labels will be displayed.

My Labels

My Labels List
- Click Create to create a new label. Users can also click Edit to modify an existing label.
- Select the type of label to create or edit. Input the title and description. Users can also pick a color for the label. Click Save to finish.

My Labels
Only authorized users can create/edit Global Labels.
Use Labels​
Users can assign labels to samples to help them organize and manage their samples. The labels display on the sample list and the header of sample details.
With different types of labels, users can easily establish a standard method for referencing and sharing their samples among themselves and their collaborators, or manage their samples using their own private labels.
- Go to sample list. The labels of each sample are visible there. In the below example, the labels like
MOF-SEandMOF-XRDare displayed on the sample list.

Labels are displayed on Sample list
- Select a sample from sample list. The labels also appear on the header.

Labels are displayed on the sample detail header
- Go to the Properties of sample detail page. Scroll down to locate the My Labels. Select the label from the list to assign a label to the sample. Users can also click x to remove the label. Click Save to finish.