The subject reflects the actual content of a page. The tags indicate the website area where a page is located (such as the Z-Factory, the Z-Wiki, Z-University or the Z-Consults), while they also reflect the category within that area (such as CMN2go or SCMBeans within the Z-Factory, or Z-Recipes or Z-Practices within the Z-Wiki).

The Target Audience indicates the relevance of an item to certain target audiences, such as a ChangeMan ZMF Helpdesk Operator, an IT Auditor, etc.

The access level indicates the authorization level (= public, member, subscriber, ...) required to get access to the specific content item in the Z-Factory, the Z-Wiki or the Z-University. The authorizations of a specific website user (visitor, member, etc) depend on the current subscription status of that user.

The calendar type is a technique to group together various date related topics, e.g. roadmaps, events, etc. to facilitate displaying them in a calendar.

The website roadmap is a technique to schedule new (upcoming) website features (these tags are visible only for website content managers).

Type of newsletter issue

The document status indicates the current work-in-progress-status of a specific content item (these tags are visible only for website content managers).

The release ID indicates the release ID of an item, either already released, or planned for a future release. The tags indicate a release number (such as 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, etc.), while they also indicate the nickname of that release (such as Orval, Chimay, etc).