Allow admins to configure additional fields from their enrichment provider in the enrichment interface
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Brandon Scott
Chili Piper's enrichment integration surfaces a fixed set of fields from connected enrichment providers out of the box. Customers whose providers support additional fields beyond those defaults have no way to add them through the enrichment configuration interface, limiting which enrichment data can be used for form shortening, routing conditions, or CRM field mapping.
Admins should be able to browse and add fields available from their enrichment provider directly within the Chili Piper enrichment interface, so they can extend the default field set without requiring Chili Piper to ship new out-of-box mappings for every provider-specific field.
Enrichment providers expose a wide range of fields that vary by customer contract and use case. Restricting customers to a fixed set of out-of-box fields means they can't leverage enrichment data their provider already returns, forcing workarounds like custom integrations or manual data transfer. A self-serve field configuration interface makes the enrichment integration more flexible and reduces dependency on Chili Piper support for every new field mapping.
Taylor Jennings
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Allow admins to configure the social media link preview for scheduling pages and booking links
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Alana Zimmer
When a Chili Piper scheduling link is shared in Slack, LinkedIn, email, or other platforms that generate link previews, the Open Graph metadata such as the preview title, description, and image is determined by Chili Piper defaults with no way for admins to customize it. Teams that want to control how their scheduling links appear when shared, for example to match brand messaging or show a specific image, have no way to configure this.
Admins should be able to configure the Open Graph metadata for scheduling pages and booking links, including the preview title, description, and image, at the account, workspace, or Meeting Type level.
Link previews are often the first visual impression a prospect gets when a scheduling link is shared via message or email. A preview that shows generic Chili Piper branding rather than the customer's own brand undermines the professional appearance of the outreach. Custom OG metadata is a standard expectation for enterprise tools with customer-facing URLs.