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Visually map webpage fields to build deep links into the Trestle Decision Console, with reusable per-page templates. Trestle Link Builder lets Trestle customers quickly build hyperlinks to the Trestle Decision Console by visually mapping data fields on any webpage. WHO IS IT FOR This extension is built for Trestle customers who need to look up identity data from their own decision manager/transaction review dashboards. Instead of manually copying names, addresses, phone numbers and other details into the Trestle Decision Console, this extension lets you create a reusable template that does it with a single click. HOW IT WORKS - Navigate to any webpage that contains customer data (e.g., an order details page). - Click the Trestle Link Builder icon in your toolbar and open the side panel. - Click Auto-Extract to automatically scan the page and populate fields, or manually map fields by clicking the target icon next to each field and selecting the corresponding data on the page. - Review the extracted values. Edit or re-map any field as needed. - Save your template. It is stored locally and reused every time you visit that page pattern — across all records with the same layout. - Click Review to open the Trestle Decision Console with all mapped fields pre-filled in the URL. KEY FEATURES - Auto-extract — scans the page for label–value pairs and regex patterns to populate fields automatically - Side panel UI — maps fields without leaving the page - Multi-element selection — combine multiple page elements into a single field (e.g., street + suite) - Address auto-parsing — automatically splits a full address into street, city, state, and postal code - Smart data cleaning — normalizes phone numbers to E.164 format, converts state names to two-letter codes, and strips label text that bleeds into values - Per-page templates — saved locally via Chrome storage, one template per URL path pattern; works across all records with the same page layout - One-click hyperlink — opens the Trestle Decision Console with all parameters pre-filled
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