# User

### @user-first-name <a href="#user-first-name" id="user-first-name"></a>

* no parameters
* returns the current user’s first name
* see also @user-last-name

For example, `@user-first-name` — no parentheses or parameters necessary — could result in “Mary” if that is the current user’s first name.

### @user-last-name <a href="#user-last-name" id="user-last-name"></a>

* no parameters
* returns the current user’s last name
* see also @user-first-name

For example, `@user-last-name` — no parentheses or parameters necessary — could result in “Smith” if that is the current user’s last name.

### @user-tags <a href="#user-tags" id="user-tags"></a>

* no parameters
* returns a text-list of all the tags assigned to the current user (also including the tags assigned to the user’s customer account and the tags assigned to the various groups of which the user is a member)

For example, `@user-tags` — no parentheses or parameters necessary — could result in a list containing “accounting” and “badgenumber-101” if these tags would happen to have been assigned to that user by the administrator.


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