--- title: "Multiple line levels" slug: "multiple-line-levels" description: "Learn how to define and configure multiple line levels for a product level. This capability is useful when adding new lines within a separate category. " updated: 2023-05-12T18:49:59Z published: 2023-05-12T18:49:59Z canonical: "docs.zilliant.com/multiple-line-levels" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.zilliant.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Define line levels Define multiple line levels to enable users to select a pre-defined product level above a product—such as brand vendor, category, or family—when adding new lines. ## Prerequisites Before configuring this feature, make sure that the following fields are visible and can be edited: - **Line Level** object: - **Line Level** - **Label Override** - **Position** - **Product Filter Field Set** - **Line Level Product Map** object: - **Product Field** - **Line Field** - **Line Level Add Lines Column** object: - **Salesforce Field** - **Field Order** - **Column Width** - **Resizable** - **Visible** - **Default Sort Order** - **Default Sort Order Direction** - **Text Wrapping** If the fields are not visible or can't be edited, confirm that they have been added to the object's page layout and are visible in the user's profile. For detailed instructions on how to add fields and check for visibility, refer to [Make fields visible or editable](/v1/docs/make-fields-visible-editable). ## Configure multiple line levels 1. From the Lightning **App Launcher**, go to the appropriate **Product Selector Configuration**. 2. On the **Related** tab, in the **Line Levels** section, select **New**. 3. In the **New Line Level** dialog, select or specify values: - **Line Level**—Enter a name for the line level. - **Position**—Specify its position in a list when users add line items. - **Label Override**—Optionally specify a label. - **Product Filter Field Set**—Optionally select the **Filter Field Set** that should be used for this **Line Level**. If left empty, the default **Filter Field Set** that was defined on the **Product Selector Configuration** will be used for all **Line Levels**. 4. Select **Save**. 5. Select the line level that you created. 6. On the **Related** tab, in the **Line Level Product Maps** section, select **New**. 7. Specify values to map a product field to a line item object: 1. Specify the field of the product object. 2. Specify the field from the line item object in which the value from the product field should be copied. For example, map a **Family** product field with a **zpl_Family_c** field of the line item object. Note Use **Line Level Product Maps** to define mappings that will be used when creating lines from selected products at this **Line Level**. If defined, values from product records will be copied into the fields from line records based on these mappings​. 8. Select **Save**. 9. Define mappings for each line level. ## Define columns for different line levels Default **Add Line Dialog Fields** columns, defined in the **Product Selector Configuration**, are used for multiple line levels. You can optionally define a set of custom columns in the **Line Level Add Lines Columns** section of the **Line Level** to be shown instead of the default columns for a particular **Line Level**. Note Configuration steps for custom columns are the same as for default **Add Line Dialog Fields** columns. When mapping line levels to the **Product2** object in Salesforce, consider the following: - The **Line Level** value must match the value of the **Hierarchy Level** field value for product records that belong to this level. - The **Level Value** for any product record must have the same value as the product value. - The **Linked Product Field** value in the **Line Level** record must be the existing field on the **Product** record. The following image shows an example of appropriate line level mapping: ![Line Levels_Example.png](https://cdn.document360.io/24f960e8-3c1c-4c18-a2c6-83b6ae4aab84/Images/Documentation/Line%20Levels_Example.png?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-11-03T19%3A34%3A38Z&se=2026-11-03T20%3A34%3A38Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=%2Buj%2B6fa%2BFoxdTV%2B2rs7Ok2KIfjqNQ2NKJdnZ%2Fnz32wQ%3D)