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# Configure custom fields for suppliers

This topic describes how to configure custom fields for suppliers. You can configure up to five custom text, number, and date fields for suppliers.

You can set up custom text, number, and date fields for suppliers. Use these custom fields to capture additional information that is not captured in other fields. Custom fields can be a very useful way to build filters to identify suppliers when you are using wizards or generating reports.

1. Click **Setup**.
2. Expand **Miscellaneous**.
3. Click **Custom Fields**.
4. On the **Supplier** tab, enter field labels for the following:

* **Custom Text**
* **Custom Number**
* **Custom Date**

5. Click **Save And Close**.


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