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# Exposing Activation-Time Mod Options
You may want to allow users to configure specific items when activating a mod, without requiring them to build the whole mod from scratch.
For instance, you may do this if you created a mod for creating a new card on a Trello board. You might want to allow them to pick the boardId in the configuration so they can specify which board it goes to.
### Integration Configurations
If you’ve added bricks requiring integrations to the mod, those integrations will automatically show up in the Mod Activation Wizard.
### Custom Options
If you have non-integration onboarding options you want to add, you can add them by selecting the mod in the Page Editor and selecting the **Input Form** tab.
Similar to the Form Builder, you can add any number of options fields:
* Name: the field name for referencing the configured value in the mod. For example,
* Label: the human-readable label to display in the Mod Activation Wizard
To add a new field. Click the **Add new field** button.
To switch between fields, click the field in the Preview in the Data Panel on the right side of the Page Editor.
### Referencing the options items.
You'll use `@options.{name}`
If the name is `fieldName`, the field would be available in the mod as `@options.fieldName`
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