1. Open Settings > Products & Services, choose the order page and product, then open Components > Forms.
2. Add a new field or copy a reviewed field from another product. Select the type that matches the task: text for information, a dropdown for one option, or a quantity control for a measured amount.
3. Enter a clear field name and description. Mark it required only when the order cannot be fulfilled without it. Avoid asking customers for information that your existing account or service records already provide.
4. Define the supported values, limits, default selection and prices. For a resource option, follow the provisioning module's documented mapping to the relevant server setting.
5. Review cart and invoice visibility. Keep credentials out of ordinary invoice descriptions and use an appropriate protected field type when sensitive setup information is genuinely necessary.
6. Decide whether customers may edit, upgrade or downgrade the field after ordering. Check upgrade fees, proration and any rule that prevents a promotion from discounting this component.
7. Add conditional field logic only when it helps customers make a valid choice. Test each branch, including changing back from one selection to another.

Order a nondefault configuration and compare the submitted form values, invoice lines and provider-side resources. Check whether the customer can edit a field after provisioning and what operational action that edit actually triggers. Document a manual fulfilment step if the selected module does not automate it.

Your hosting company offers two agreed onboarding routes, self-service or assisted. Use an informational product field to capture the choice, then connect it to your documented fulfilment process.

1. Open the product under Settings > Products & Services and choose Components > Forms.
2. Add a dropdown named Onboarding preference.
3. Use the values Self-service and Assisted setup, with a description explaining what the selection means.
4. Set the approved default and visibility, then save.
5. Place a test order using the nondefault value and inspect the saved product information.

Expected result: staff receive a clear fulfilment instruction. The dropdown does not itself perform assisted setup or change a server resource unless an integration has explicitly been configured to do so.

• Create a HostBill product and assign its provisioning application
• Map HostBill product settings to server packages
• Choose and test a HostBill order page
• Create a HostBill promotional coupon

• HostBill product forms
• HostBill product connection to an application
• HostBill general product settings

• Build HostBill product components and configurable options