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Custom Fields in Kyrios

Custom Fields let you create, organize, and reuse contact-specific data across Kyrios, including CRM records, forms, surveys, workflows, and messaging.

Updated over 3 months ago

Who This Is For / When to Use

Use Custom Fields when you need to store information that is not included in Kyrios standard fields, such as lead qualification details, preferences, internal notes, or custom business data.


What Are Custom Fields

Custom Fields are user-defined fields attached to an account’s contacts or objects. They are centralized, meaning once created, they can be used anywhere in Kyrios where contact data is available.

Custom Fields can be:

  • Displayed on contact profiles

  • Collected through forms and surveys

  • Used in workflows and automations

  • Inserted into emails, SMS, and templates

  • Organized into folders for clarity


Step 1: Create a Custom Field

Navigate to Custom Fields

  1. Go to Settings (bottom-left).

  2. Select Custom Fields.

  3. Click All Fields.

  4. Click Add Field.


Choose a Field Type

In the New Custom Field modal, select the field type.

Available Custom Field Types

  • Single Line Text

  • Multi Line Text

  • Text Box List

  • Number

  • Phone

  • Monetary

  • Checkbox (multiple selections allowed)

  • Dropdown (Single)

  • Dropdown (Multiple)

  • Radio Select

  • Date Picker

  • File Upload (PDF, DOC/DOCX, JPG/JPEG, PNG, GIF)

  • Signature

Important: Once a Custom Field is created, the field type cannot be changed. To use a different type, you must delete the field and create a new one.


Configure Field Details

Fill in the field settings:

  • Field Name – Displayed on the contact profile and optionally on forms.

  • Object – Select the object (for example, Contact).

  • Placeholder – Helper text shown inside the field (for text-based fields).

  • Prefill (Forms & Surveys) – Default value if applicable.

  • Group – Assign the field to a folder for organization.

Click Save when finished.


Step 2: Use Custom Fields

Use Custom Fields in Forms & Surveys

  1. Open a Form or Survey.

  2. In the builder, open Custom Fields.

  3. Drag and drop the field onto the canvas.

Custom Fields created in Forms or Surveys are saved globally but cannot be permanently edited or deleted from the builder.


Use Custom Fields in Messages & Templates

Custom Fields can be inserted dynamically into:

  • Email templates

  • SMS messages

  • Workflow actions

They appear under Custom Fields when inserting merge values.


Use Custom Fields in Workflows

Custom Fields can:

  • Trigger workflows when updated

  • Be updated by workflow actions

  • Be used in conditions and filters

This allows automation based on any custom data you collect.


Step 3: Organize, Edit, or Delete Custom Fields

Edit or Delete Fields

  1. Go to Settings > Custom Fields.

  2. Select one or more fields.

  3. Click Bulk Actions.

  4. Choose Edit, Delete, or Move to Group.


Use Custom Field Folders

Folders help keep large numbers of Custom Fields organized.

  • Create folders from the Folders tab.

  • Move fields into folders manually or via bulk actions.

  • Folders appear on the contact card for cleaner data views.


Reorder Fields on Contact Profiles

You can change how Custom Fields appear under Additional Info on a contact:

  1. Hover over the field.

  2. Drag the three horizontal lines on the left.

  3. Drop the field in the desired order.


Common Issues and Fixes

I need to change a field type

Custom Field types cannot be changed. Delete the field and create a new one with the correct type.


I can’t edit or delete a field in a form

Fields created or used in Forms and Surveys must be edited or deleted from Settings > Custom Fields, not from the builder.


My contact profile looks cluttered

Use folders and field reordering to group related fields and reduce visual noise.


Best Practices

  • Plan your Custom Fields before creating them.

  • Use clear, descriptive field names.

  • Always assign fields to folders.

  • Reuse Custom Fields across forms, workflows, and messaging.

  • Periodically review and delete unused fields.

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