# Adding Result Object Properties

1. From the **DataFetch** web interface, select or create a new search object and go to the **Options** tab. 
2. Click **Add** Result Object Properties. Using Result Object Properties will allow us to provide more information about a search result. \
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   For example, we can add a phone number to the contact record in HubSpot and display this in the Slack search result. 
3. Enter a name for the Object Property. *Tip*: Use a name that will best describe the information.
4. *(Optional)* You can add an icon to represent the object property.
5. Add the data field tag. \
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   For example, let’s add the *{{\[ Phone ]}}* data field.
6. Click **Save**. *Note:* You can add multiple Result Object Properties. 

The added Result Object Property (phone number) will be displayed in the search result, as shown in the example below:

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