/settings/custom-fields.
Overview
The screen lists all custom field definitions for the organization inCustomFieldDefinitionsTable. A “New Custom Field” button (accent variant) opens CustomFieldDefinitionForm in a creation dialog. On successful creation, the dialog closes. Clicking a field in the table navigates to the detail edit page at /settings/custom-fields/:id. An informational alert at the top of the page provides context about custom field usage.
Who it’s for
Access follows your organization’s role and module configuration.Before you start
- Navigate to Settings → Custom Fields.
Steps
1
Open Custom Fields
Navigate to Settings → Custom Fields.
2
Review existing fields
Browse the definitions table showing all custom field definitions.
3
Create a new field
Click “New Custom Field”, complete the form, and save.
4
Edit a field
Click any existing field in the table to open its detail edit page.
Key concepts
- Custom field definitions — reusable field schema applied to entity records
CustomFieldDefinitionForm— shared form for create and edit operationsCustomFieldDefinitionsTable— browsable table of all org field definitions
Editing a custom field
The Custom Field Details screen edits a single custom field definition at the route/settings/custom-fields/:id.
The screen loads a custom field definition by id from useCustomFieldDefinition and renders CustomFieldDefinitionForm pre-populated with the existing values. The breadcrumb label is set to the field_label or field_key. On save, updateDefinition is called and the user is navigated back to /settings/custom-fields. A not-found state is shown if no definition matches the ID.
- Navigate from Custom Fields list or directly to
/settings/custom-fields/:id. - Update the field label, key, type, or other configuration in the form.
- Submit the form to save the updated definition and return to the Custom Fields list.
field_label— human-readable display namefield_key— programmatic identifier used in data references
Related
Platform Foundation
Platform Foundation overview.
Governance & parity
Documentation coverage and governance.
This page documents shipped product behavior. It is not medical, legal, or
billing advice. Verify against your organization’s policies and applicable
regulations before using it for clinical, compliance, or billing decisions.
Protected health information (PHI) shown in the product is governed by your
tenant’s access controls and is never exposed in this documentation.
Documentation sources
Documentation sources
- src/routes/platform.tsx
- src/platform/custom-fields/pages/CustomFieldsPage.tsx
- src/platform/custom-fields/pages/CustomFieldDetailPage.tsx