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Adding tags to asset on DAM upload

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Is it possible to add specific/default tags automatically to assets on uploading to AEM DAM. If an asset is uploaded to /content/dam/folderA, a tag named folder-a should be automatically be added to that asset and any uploads to /content/dam/folderB, the tag should be folder-b. Is there any OOTB mechanism/tools to achieve this or should I need to extend the OOTB DAM Asset Update workflow to set this automation in place? What would be the ideal solution here?

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In case the asset is moved then old metadata value also will be shifted to other location. You have to reprocess the asset to apply the new metadata profile values. 

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Hi ,

You can use metadata profiles to achieve the same. Pls check the below link :-

 

Metadata profiles | Adobe Experience Manager

 

Thanks,

Somen

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Thank you @somen-sarkar Just would like to understand whether this would work if an asset is moved from one location to another? Let's say I've setted up a metadata profile for one of the DAM folders, added some assets, and I've later got a requirement to move the asset to a different folder which has it's own metadata profile. So in that case I would require my asset tag to be changed to the new one.

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In case the asset is moved then old metadata value also will be shifted to other location. You have to reprocess the asset to apply the new metadata profile values. 

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Also, I would like to understand would this work all the time as I had some prior experience where the tags wont get properly added with the metadata profile setup.

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Hi @jezwn 

 

The correct way to do it in extending the DAM asset update workflow as it takes care of all the other activities. Create a custom step and include the logic of attaching the tags.

 

Hope it helps!

Thanks,
Kiran Vedantam.