Type your creator code, the day you filmed and the level. You get the piece's permanent code, a vault list name with your tags, and the name for the list of fans who buy it, ready to copy.

What the code means

A code like MIA-260920-L3 has three parts:

MIA is your creator code: two to four letters that stand for you. Keep it the same forever.
260920 is the day you filmed it, written year, month, day. It never changes, even when you post the piece again.
L3 is the level, from 1 (the teaser) to 5 (your most premium piece). A second piece at the same level that day gets a letter: L3b.

Customs, bundles, feed posts and VIP gifts get a letter after your creator code instead of a level, like MIA-C260920 for a custom, so they never get mixed up with your regular sets.

What to do with the names

Vault list name: make a list in your vault for the piece and paste this as its name. The hashtags are your tags, since the vault has no tag field. How tagging works.
Fan list name: make a fan list with exactly the code as its name and add everyone who buys the piece. Exclude it when you mass-message that piece, so nobody pays twice. How the fan lists work.
Your own record: paste the code into your spreadsheet, one row per piece.

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