# Custom actions {% embed url="" %} Custom Actions on Tally provide a versatile way to create and manage organization proposals with complex requirements. These actions enable users to execute a variety of operations within a single proposal. Custom actions include any on-chain action that Tally does not have a custom UI for (ex: token transfers). Tally has recipe books for the following custom actions: * [Deploying protocols like Uniswap v3 on new chains](/how-to-use-tally/creating-proposals/custom-actions/chain-deployment-of-uniswap-v3.md) * [Implementing token vesting schemes](/how-to-use-tally/creating-proposals/custom-actions/token-vesting-with-hedgey.md) * [Setting up token grants](/how-to-use-tally/creating-proposals/custom-actions/token-grants-with-hedgey.md) * [Managing streaming payments](/how-to-use-tally/creating-proposals/custom-actions/streaming-payments-with-sablier.md) Each action involves targeting specific contract addresses, selecting appropriate contract methods, and setting calldata according to the needs of the specific operation being proposed. This flexibility allows for a wide range of governance activities to be conducted seamlessly. ### Using Custom Actions To include custom actions in your proposal on Tally, enter the *Target contract address* or upload your ABI file if the contract is not on Etherscan. Select the desired *Contract method*, and enter the call data for that method.
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