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Create New Configurable Fieldsets

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Objective

To create configurable fieldsets for tools in Procore.

Background

A configurable fieldset is a group of fields in certain Procore tools that can be set to optional, required or hidden, depending on the needs of your company. This allows for better control over data entry when users create and edit items in Procore projects. See What are configurable fieldsets and which Procore tools support them?

Things to Consider

  • Required User Permissions:
    • 'Admin' level permissions on the Company level Admin tool. 
  • Additional Information:
    • You can create multiple versions of configurable fieldsets to use in different projects.
      Note: If you want to configure a fieldset for the Project level Admin tool (for creating and updating projects), see Create a Default Project Fieldset.
    • By default, configurable fieldsets are only applied to new projects. However, you can select which projects to apply them to.
    • Configurable fieldsets applied to projects will be reflected on both Procore's web and mobile applications.
    • If you want to configure fieldsets for specific tools, see What are configurable fieldsets and which Procore tools support them?
    • If a field that is not currently supported on the Procore mobile app is marked as 'Required', the unsupported field will not appear on the mobile app and the item can still be submitted without the required field. Items created and edited on the web application will still require the 'Required' fieldset regardless of whether the field is supported on the mobile app.

Steps

  1. Navigate to the Company level Admin tool. 
  2. Under 'Tool Settings', click the tool you want to create configurable fieldsets for.
  3. Click the Fieldsets tab.
    admin-fieldsets-tab.png
    Note: Tools without other settings in the Company level Admin tool will open to this page automatically.
  4. Click Create New across from the section you want to configure fieldsets for.
  5. In the 'Create Fieldset' window, enter a name for the fieldset and click Create.
  6. On the 'Edit Fieldset' page, each field name has the following options:
    • Click the toggle to the ON icon-toggle-on.png position to make the field visible in the section.
      OR
      Click the toggle to the OFF icon-toggle-off.png position to hide the field in the section.
      Note: A icon-toggle-on2.png icon indicates that the field is visible by default and cannot be changed to hidden.
    • Mark the 'Required' tickbox to designate the field as required.
      OR
      Clear the 'Required' tickbox to designate the field as optional.
      Notes:
      • Fields without a tickbox are optional by default and cannot be changed to required.
      • A grey marked tickbox icon-checkbox-marked-grayed-out.png indicates that the field is required by default and cannot be changed to optional.
  7. Click Save.
  8. In the 'Apply changes to [#] project(s)?' window, click Assign Projects to add the fieldset to projects.
    • In the 'Assign Projects' window, mark the tickbox next to each project you want to apply the fieldset to and click Update.
    • In the 'Apply changes to [#] project(s)?' window, click Confirm.
  9. Optional: To set a fieldset as the default for new projects, click the icon-ellipsis-options-menu.png icon at the end of its row on the 'Fieldsets' tab and select Set as New Project Default.
     Note
    Projects created from a project template that includes fieldsets will inherit the fieldsets from the project template instead of your company's default fieldsets. See Configure a Project Template.

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