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# Add labels
Google Drive Bulk Remediation action: **Add Labels.**\
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Users can apply **Google Drive Labels** to assets in bulk, using the labels defined in their organization's Google Labels catalog.\
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The experience is very similar to other existing bulk remediation actions:
* Select the target assets using filters or manually select specific assets.
* In the Start Assessment dialog, choose the label(s) you want to apply.
* Continue with the assessment flow, either Auto Approve or the regular approval flow.
The selected labels are also included in both:
* The assessment CSV report
* The assessment email
Users can now have a better experience seeing which labels they selected.\
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This provides clear visibility into which labels will be (or were) applied during the remediation.
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**Google Drive Labels** to assets in bulk, using the labels defined in their organization's Google Labels catalog.\
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The experience is very similar to other existing bulk remediation actions:
