# Avis Option Template

**1.** In the **Avis Option** tab -> **View Option Template button**

![](/files/0AtVaGmVBg7aXGhvvmDS)

**2.** Click on Create **Option Template** to start building your option.

<figure><img src="/files/GIN2IiqqqcRagF7eCuYp" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**3.** Fill in the Option information

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{% hint style="info" %}
These are the terms you will see and what they mean:&#x20;

* **Option name**

The **Option name** is the name of the option showing in our app and it will not display on the storefront product page. This data only shows while setting up options and can help you keep them organized.&#x20;

* **Label on Product:**&#x20;

The **Label on Product** is the title for your option. It is the text appearing above the option field on the storefront product page.&#x20;

<img src="/files/NADhGXVPzPupPuyUGamw" alt="" data-size="original">

* **Label on Cart:**&#x20;

The **Label on Cart** is the text appearing on the Cart summary screen, Checkout, and Order detail page, next to what customers have inputted or selected for the option. This value needs to be unique for each and every one of your options.

<img src="/files/8bWoOd8SRUOOfAk7f9OD" alt="Label on cart" data-size="original">

* **Option Type:**&#x20;

The **Option Type** includes 19 types that you can choose according to your needs:&#x20;

&#x20; \- Single input: Single line text, Multi-line text, Number, DateTime, Color Picker, File Upload, Switch

&#x20; \- Single selection: Color Swatch, image Swatch, Radio Buttons, Drop-Down Menu.

&#x20; \- Multiple selections: Checkboxes, Color Swatch, Image Swatch.&#x20;

&#x20; \- Static Data: Paragraph, Heading, Divider, Pop-up, Size Chart.

<img src="/files/2ETCd0LhlGkEhE3QB1gP" alt="" data-size="original">

{% endhint %}

**4.** Click the **Save** button to save your option template.

<figure><img src="/files/bTWiwOWqRJWNgctH9uJ9" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

*Need help? Let us know via in-app live chat or email: **<help@avisplus.io>*** :star\_struck:


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