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Custom fields let you add project-specific properties to apartments beyond the built-in fields (number, rooms, area, price, status). Define the fields that matter for your project and display them to buyers.
Screenshot: Custom fields manager — list of built-in and custom fields with type badges

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Field Types

TypeDescriptionExample
TextFree-form text input”View type”, “Finishing”
NumberNumeric values”Balcony area”, “Ceiling height”
SelectDropdown with predefined options”Renovation status”, “Orientation”
BooleanYes/no toggle”Has parking”, “Furnished”

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Built-in vs Custom Fields

Gridix distinguishes between:
  • Built-in fields — standard apartment properties (number, rooms, area, price, status, floor). These are always available and cannot be deleted.
  • Custom fields — fields you create for your specific project. Can be added, edited, reordered, and removed.
Both types are displayed in the field manager, with badges indicating which are custom.

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Adding a Custom Field

1

Open the project editor

Navigate to your project and open the editor.
2

Go to Custom Fields

Find the Custom Fields section in the project settings.
3

Add a field

Click “Add Field” and configure:
  • Field name — internal identifier
  • Field label — display name (supports translations for all 6 languages)
  • Field type — text, number, select, or boolean
4

Save

The field is now available for all apartments in this project.

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Managing Fields

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Visibility

Toggle field visibility on/off. Hidden fields are not shown to buyers but remain in the system.

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Reordering

Drag and drop fields to change their display order. The order applies everywhere the fields are shown.

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Multilingual Labels

Each field label supports translations for all 6 platform languages (en, ru, ka, ar, he, tr). Set the label in each language to ensure proper display for international buyers.

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Editing and Deleting

Click a field to edit its properties. Delete custom fields you no longer need. Built-in fields cannot be deleted.

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Next Steps