Fields define the metadata and attributes extracted from documents, assigned to records, or used to categorize contracts. Chamelio comes with a set of system fields and allows you to create custom fields tailored to your organization. Access fields at Settings > Fields (app.chamelio.ai/settings).Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.chamelio.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Field Types
| Type | Icon | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| List | ≡ | Multi-value categorization | Document Type, Department, Services |
| Text | T | Free-form text | Contract Term, Jurisdiction, Owner |
| Date | 📅 | Dates and deadlines | End Date, Effective Date, Execution Date |
| Number | # | Numeric values | Contract Value, Exit Notice Period |
| Boolean | ◆ | Yes/No states | Auto Renewal, Termination for Convenience |
| Clause | ○ | Extracts full clause text from contracts | Limitation of Liability, Governing Law |
Field Scopes
Fields can be scoped to control where they appear:- Global — Available across your entire organization and all collections (e.g., Document Type, End Date, Language)
- Core — System-defined fields supporting core contract management functionality
- Collection — Available only within a specific collection (e.g., a “Services” field for the Sales collection)
- Document Type — Scoped to a specific contract type (e.g., a field only on Vendor Agreements)
Creating a Custom Field
Choose the scope
Select Global for organization-wide availability, or scope it to a specific document type or collection.
Enable Smart Extraction (optional)
Toggle on Smart Extraction to have Chamelio AI automatically populate the field from document text.
Smart Extraction
Fields with Smart Extraction enabled use Chamelio AI to automatically extract values from document text. This:- Reduces manual data entry
- Improves consistency across documents
- Keeps metadata up to date as contracts are uploaded
Smart Extraction works best for well-defined fields with consistent terminology in your contracts (e.g., dates, parties, specific clauses).