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Map your own fields to a widget, and a simpler embed

Widget setup now lets you map standard or custom fields to the embed, and adds a Simple Embed option alongside the secure developer embed.

01 ·Match a widget to your own fields, and embed it more simply

Widget setup gains a user identifier section. A broker maps standard fields (first name, last name, email, user ID, username) or their own custom fields to the data attributes the embed reads, marks each one required or optional, and removes any they do not need. Each field shows the attribute it maps to. Alongside the existing secure embed for developers, a new Simple Embed option gives a lower-friction way to drop a widget into a page.

Your fields → embed attributes
Your fieldData attributeReq
Emaildata-emailRequired
User IDdata-user-idRequired
Account tierdata-tierOptional
Illustration · Your fields map to the data attributes the embed reads
Why it matters

The embed is where a broker's own site meets the platform. Letting a broker point the widget at the fields they already use, and offering a simpler embed next to the developer one, means more teams can get a widget live without routing it through engineering.

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