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Customize Your CRMStep 1: Field Creation & Configuration

Field Creation & Configuration

Create and configure all the custom fields your CRM needs to track your leads effectively.


Overview

Customize your CRM by adding fields that match your business workflow. This step creates the foundation for your lead management system.

Setup Requirements:

  • Use a laptop or desktop for initial setup (mobile has limitations)
  • Changes apply to all team members in the workspace
  • Don’t delete fields - hide them instead to preserve historical data

Access Table Settings

Open Settings Panel

Click the gear icon (Table Settings) in the top right of your Active Leads view

Review Available Fields

  • Left panel shows fields you can use but aren’t currently displayed
  • Default fields are already created - keep them there
  • This panel controls both table and expandable views

Create New Field

Click the [+] button then select “New Field” to add custom fields


Field Configuration

For each field you create, configure these essential settings:

Field Name

Naming Best Practices:

  • Use clear, descriptive names (e.g., “Appointment Date”, “Follow-up Status”)
  • Keep names consistent across your team
  • Avoid abbreviations that might confuse team members
  • Names can be changed later if needed

Field Types

Choose the appropriate field type for your data:

Text Fields

Best For:

  • Names, descriptions, comments
  • Free-form text input
  • Detailed notes and remarks
  • Addresses and contact information

Features:

  • No character limits
  • Multi-line support
  • Search functionality

Field Size Adjustment

Customize how fields appear in your CRM:

AdjustmentHow ToBest For
WidthDrag right edgeTable columns, horizontal space
HeightDrag bottom edgeExpandable sections, text areas
Show/Hide NamesToggle field labelsSpace-saving in expandable sections

Field sizing affects both table and card views. Fine-tune during the Layout Design step.


Common Field Examples

Consider adding these field types based on your business needs:

Sales-Focused Fields:

Field NameTypePurpose
Budget RangeDropdown”Under 10K”, “10K-50K”, “50K+“
Decision MakerTextKey contact person
TimelineDropdown”Immediate”, “1-3 months”, “3-6 months”
CompetitorsTextOther vendors they’re considering
Deal SizeTextExpected revenue
Closing DateDatetimeExpected contract signing

Save and Continue

Save Each Field

Click “Save Changes” after configuring each field

Review Your Fields

Check the Available Fields list to see all created fields

Proceed to Layout Design

Once all fields are created, move to the next step


Best Practices

Field Management Tips:

  • Start with 5-10 essential fields, add more later as needed
  • Group related fields together during layout design
  • Use consistent naming conventions across similar field types
  • Test field types with sample data before finalizing

Important Reminders:

  • Never delete fields containing data - hide them in Available Fields instead
  • Changes affect all team members immediately
  • Field types cannot be changed after creation (create new field if needed)

Next Steps

Ready to organize your fields? Continue with layout design:

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