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# Setup for Rewards and Fortune Wheels

Every reward type, and Fortune Wheels, has its own Custom Fields schema, set up from **Custom Fields** the same way as for [Members](/members-and-activity/members.md) and [Campaigns](broken://pages/fde74abd6c30b23c57ef3b3b181b88c67659115d). Subgroups aren't supported here — only simple fields.

### Entering values

The reward (or Fortune Wheel) editor has a dedicated **Custom Fields** section, scoped to that specific reward type's schema. Required fields must be filled in before saving.

### Custom fields in webhooks

Custom field data is included in the **created** and **updated** webhooks for that reward, mirroring the campaign behavior described in [Custom Fields for Campaigns, Leaderboards & Challenges](broken://pages/fde74abd6c30b23c57ef3b3b181b88c67659115d).

{% hint style="info" %}
The read/write API pattern (group → field payload, `PUT` replace vs. `PATCH` partial update) is the same across Members, Campaigns, and Rewards — see [Setup ](broken://pages/73ab80dfa53158596fe151b346f507e6fe9600af) for the full request/response shapes.
{% endhint %}


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