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    Custom fields that compose entire device pages

    Most RMMs give you a handful of extra text boxes. NetLock RMM Custom Fields build whole tabs and sections of the device detail page — populated from manual input, job output, or live SQL.

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    A builder that mirrors the device page
    Definition: Hardware Warranty
    Tab: WarrantyNew Tab
    Section: Coverage
    Field: Warranty EndSQL Select
    Field: Support TierManual
    Field: Last BIOS CheckJob Result

    Far more than extra text boxes

    A Custom Field definition is not a single input — it is a layout. It can introduce a brand-new tab on the device detail page, add a section to an existing tab, and fill that section with fields whose values come from wherever your data lives.

    Builder structure

    Four building blocks

    The builder composes the device page from four nested pieces.

    1

    Definition

    The top-level container that groups everything a custom field set adds to the device page.

    2

    Tabs

    Add a brand-new tab, extend an existing tab, or target an existing section on the device detail page.

    3

    Sections

    Group related fields into titled sections within a tab.

    4

    Fields

    Each field has a key, a label, and a type — Text, Multiline, or Table.

    Three data sources

    Populate fields from wherever the data lives

    Every field draws its value from one of three sources.

    Manual

    Operators type the value directly on the device page — ideal for notes and human-curated data.

    Job Result

    Populate automatically from a Job's output, with an optional Parse Regex to extract just the part you need.

    SQL Select

    Pull values from the database with the Visual Query Builder or raw SQL in God Mode.

    Action buttons

    Turn fields into actions

    Custom Fields can also place interactive buttons on the device page.

    Header & section buttons

    Place action buttons in the device header or inside individual sections, right where operators need them.

    URL handler & SQL execute

    Buttons can open a URL or run a SQL statement, with placeholder tokens like {device_id} and {field_key} and an optional confirmation prompt.

    Where your custom data shows up

    Custom Fields render on the device detail page — and the data is reusable across the platform.

    • Rendered live on every device's detail page
    • Queryable by dashboard panels from the same storage
    • Available as optional cosmetic key/value entries in a report brand's footer (not a queryable report data source)

    Make the device page show what you need

    Build the tabs, sections, and fields your team actually works from.

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