Behavior Fields configured in openSIS are actively used across the Behavior & Discipline workflow. Understanding where these fields appear helps administrators see the direct impact of their configuration choices.
This article explains where and how behavior fields are used in the system.
Behavior Fields are displayed when staff record a new behavior incident:

Behavior & Discipline → Add IncidentAll default and custom behavior fields appear according to their sort order and data type.
When editing a behavior record:
The same configured behavior fields are displayed
Field values can be reviewed or updated
Custom fields behave exactly like default fields
Behavior Fields are used to:
Display incident details in student behavior history
Support administrative review and follow-up
Maintain a structured behavior record over time
Administrators use behavior fields to:
Analyze incident details
Assign responsibility
Record decisions and outcomes
Ensure documentation completeness
Behavior Fields support:
Internal reviews
Discipline audits
Historical behavior analysis
Well-structured fields improve data clarity and traceability.
Changes to behavior fields affect future incidents
Existing data remains unchanged
Deleting fields may impact historical visibility
Review behavior fields periodically
Align fields with school discipline policy
Avoid unnecessary or redundant fields
Ensure staff understands field usage