Custom Inputs on Quotes
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Custom Inputs on Quotes
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You can add Custom Fields to Quotes by using Input Schemas.
- Input Schemas allow you to add custom inputs directly to the New Quote form.
- Item Input Schemas allow you to add custom inputs to the Parts table on quotes.
Adding Custom Fields to the New Quote Form (Input Schemas)
- On the Quotes page, click the Input Schema button at the top of the page. This will take you to the Quotes Input Schema page.
- Click the green "+" box. Choose whether you want to add a single new element to the New Quote form, or an entire new section.
New Sections Can Contain Elements!
If you create a whole new section, you can add custom elements within the section. This is a good option if you need to add several new, related elements to a form.
- Provide Object and Display Names for the new section or element. Add a description to provide more information, as needed.
- Determine which input type the form element should be.
What options are there for form elements?
The options for form element types include Array, Certification Spec Limits, Checkbox, Date/Time, Dropdown (with customizable selections), Integer, Long Answer, Number, Password, Radio, Short Answer, Spreadsheet Input, and Time.
- Click the "Save!" button. The new section and/or form elements will now appear on the New Quotes forms after a customer is selected.
Adding Custom Fields to the Quote Parts Table (Item Input Schemas)
- On the Quotes page, click the Item Input Schema button at the top of the page. This will take you to the Quotes Part Line Item Input Schema page.
- Click the green "+" box. Choose whether you want to add a single new element to the New Quote form, or an entire new section.
- Provide Object and Display Names for the new section or element. Add a description to provide more information, as needed.
- Determine which input type the form element should be.
- Click the "Save!" button. The new section and/or form elements will now appear on the parts table of your quote.
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