Published at: 2026-09-17

How to configure common option sets

Centrally maintain reusable single-select and multi-select options.

Overview

Common option sets let you centrally define shared options. When single-select or multi-select fields across multiple objects need the same options, they can reference a common option set to reduce duplicate configuration.

Create or edit a common option set

Go to Object Management > Common Option Sets.
Click Create Common Option Set, or edit an existing custom common option set.
Fill in the name, API Name, and description.
Add option values.
Save the configuration.

Configuration items

Item	Description
Name	Display name of the common option set
API Name	Unique identifier of the common option set
Description	Describes the purpose of the option set
Option settings	Supports adding options individually or in bulk

View references

On the common option set page, view which fields reference the option set.

Delete and disable

The system does not support disabling an entire common option set directly.
Individual option values that are no longer in use can be disabled.
Common option sets referenced by objects cannot be deleted.

Limitations

Each common option set supports up to 1,000 options by default.
Each enterprise supports up to 20 common option sets by default.
To increase limits, submit a resource expansion request through the current process.

Usage recommendations

When multiple objects share the same set of options, prefer using a common option set.
Option values may be referenced by multiple fields. Check references before modifying.
Disable unused option values first. Confirm no impact before considering deleting the entire option set.
Common option set names should express business meaning, such as “Customer Level”, “Industry Classification”, or “Service Type”.