Custom fields let you add your own information — like a client name, cost centre or contract end date — to servers, domains, certificates and other records in InfraNest. They're useful for anyone who wants to track details that InfraNest doesn't capture by default.
#Overview
- A custom field is yours to define and name.
- Common examples: Client or Cost centre to see what belongs to whom, Contract end for a date that isn't the renewal date, or Environment to mark production, staging or test.
- A field shared across modules can group records together in reports — for example, a Client field on both servers and domains lets you total spend per client.
#Create a field
- Go to Settings, then select Custom fields.
- Select Add.
- Give it a label — for example Client, Cost centre, or Contract end.
- Choose a type: text, number, yes/no, date, link, choice, multiple choice or currency.
- For a choice field, list the options, one per line.
- Under Applies to, pick the modules the field should show on.
- Choose whether to show it as a column in list views.
- Select Save.
#Fill one in
- Open any record the field applies to — a server, domain, DNS zone or certificate.
- Find the Custom fields panel on that record.
- Enter a value — it saves as you go.
If you chose to show the field as a column, it also appears as an optional column on that module's list page, where you can sort and filter by it.
#Change or remove a field
- Go to Settings, then select Custom fields.
- Select the field you want to change.
- Use Edit to update it, or Delete to remove it.
WarningDeleting a field removes its values from every record too, and that can't be undone. If you only want it out of the way, un-tick the modules it applies to instead.
#Tips
NoteCustom fields are set up per workspace — each workspace defines its own, and values are included whenever you export your data.
- Custom fields are part of a paid plan; if the option isn't there, check your plan.
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