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Configure columns

Choose which columns the customer overview shows and in which order — including your own fields.

The customer overview does not show everything Schedulinq knows about a customer. Which columns you see, and in which order, is up to you. Your own fields appear here as columns too, once you have created them.

Opening the panel

Click Configure columns at the top right of the overview.

The customer overview with the Configure columns button highlighted.

A panel slides open listing every column the overview is able to show. A tick means visible.

The Configure columns panel with the available columns and their tick boxes.

Turning columns on and off

Tick what you want to see, untick what you never use. A counter at the bottom keeps track of how many columns are active.

Two extra columns ticked in the panel.

Ten columns maximum

Counter at the bottom

You can show up to ten columns at once. At the maximum, the tick boxes of the disabled columns grey out: you have to turn something off before you can turn something else on.

Why

Nobody reads a table with twenty columns — you end up scrolling sideways past information instead of taking it in. The limit forces you to decide what you really want to see for every customer; the rest is still on the customer record itself.

The counter at the bottom of the panel: 3 of 10 columns active.

Your own fields as columns

If you have created your own customer fields, they sit at the bottom of the same list under your own label. A field of the type Attachments is not among them: a row of photos or files does not fit in a column.

The panel with a custom field, Licence plate, highlighted at the bottom of the list.
Why

This is the reason to create a custom field in the first place: information specific to your work — a licence plate, a contract number, a membership number — visible directly in the overview instead of having to open each customer separately.

Setting the order

Drag a row by the handle on the left to move it. The order in the panel is the order of the columns in the table, from left to right.

A row being dragged up to the first position in the panel.

Whatever you put at the top becomes the leftmost column.

Saving

Click Save. The overview refreshes immediately with your new columns.

The customer overview with Address first and a Licence plate column added.

Address is now first because we dragged that row to the top, and Licence plate has been added as the last column.

Clicking Cancel loses nothing — your changes simply are not saved.

Schedulinq remembers how you sort for you too: click a column header to sort by that column, and the overview opens the same way next time.

Frequently asked questions

Does this apply to other overviews too? No. Columns are set per overview. What you configure here for Customers changes nothing about the appointments overview, invitations, subscriptions or objects — each has its own column configuration, set up the same way.

Do my colleagues see my columns? No. Everyone has their own layout. If a colleague should see the same columns, they set them up that way themselves.

Where are search and filtering? They are separate from the columns: you can search for a customer without the matching column being visible. How searching and filtering work is in The customer overview.

My own field is not in the list. If it is a field of the type Attachments, it cannot become a column. Otherwise, check that the field has not been archived, under Company → Custom fields.

Last updated October 15, 2026