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# Product Option Setup Steps

To set up and use the Product Option feature, follow these steps:

{% stepper %}
{% step %}
[**Activate Product Options**](/smallbuilder-line-items/product-option/product-option-setup-steps/activate-product-options.md)

Enable the Product Option feature in the builder. This feature is available only for standard objects such as Opportunity, Quote, and Order.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}
[**Configure Product Options**](/smallbuilder-line-items/product-option/product-option-setup-steps/configure-product-options.md)

Complete the required settings in the builder. Specify which line item field will store product option information and set up filters to determine the criteria for retrieving product options.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}
[**Configure Product Option Data**](/smallbuilder-line-items/product-option/product-option-setup-steps/configure-product-option-data.md)

After configuring the settings, prepare the data for product options. Use the **Product Feature** (`SBLI__ProductFeature__c`) and **Product Option** (`SBLI__ProductOption__c`) objects in SmallBuilder Line Items to define and organize the product option data.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}


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