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Configure a customizable field |
To enable you to add as much information as possible to your various products, orders, after-sales service, providers or billing accounts, mytem360 offers 10 customizable fields on the following information:
- Line
- Employee
- Device
- Sim
- Location
- After-sales service
- Sub-order
- Providers *New field, release April 1st 2025*
- Account *New field, release April 1st 2025*
These fields can be filled in freely, or selected from a drop-down menu.
This guide focuses on how to configure a customizable field.
Go to Settings -> Account Administration -> Customization -> Customizable fields.
To easily find the field you want to set up, see the table below.
Use the filters provided in the column headers to facilitate your searches.
Module: the module containing the object to which the custom fields are attached.
- Inventory Management
- Order Management
- Account Management
Mytem object: the object to which custom fields are attached.
- Device
- SIM
- Line
- Employee
- Location
- After-sales service
- Sub-order
- Provider
- Provider account
Number of custom fields: de 1 à 10
Custom field label:
- displays nothing by default if the field label has not been customized. In this case, the default field name is “Custom field ‘x’ ‘object’” (with x corresponding to the field number and object to the mytem object).
- displays the custom field label.
Type of field : Free input by default
- Free input
- Drop-down list
To configure a field, click on the 3 small dots at the end of the relevant table row, then click on Edit field.
In the following example, we're going to set up the provider's custom field 5.
1. In the window that pops up, enter the label you want to appear in mytem360 (here, we choose to name the field “Invoicing”):
2. Choose the Type of field.
- In free input, the user can indicate what he or she wishes.
In drop-down mode ("Combo"), a new field is added to set the options that can be chosen by the user. The “Enter” key on the keyboard is used to approve an option and add the next one.
3. Click on Submit, and the table is now up-to-date:
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