Autofill User Guide
Phase‑1: Extension is fill‑only. Manage profiles and documents in the Admin Console.
Fill‑Only
What Autofill Is
- Autofill is a browser extension that fills web forms using data from your saved profiles.
- The extension is an execution layer: it reads the current page and fills fields.
- Profile and document management happens in the Admin Console under the Autofill section.
Where To Manage Profiles & Documents
Use the Admin Console as the control plane.
- Go to: Admin Console → Autofill
- Enterprise Profile: your organization’s authoritative details
- Clients: client profiles used for filling customer‑specific fields
- Imports: upload documents to extract structured fields into profiles (admin‑side)
Install The Extension
Store links may be placeholders in Phase‑1 until published.
If you are in the pilot, your admin will provide the ZIP build and the exact install steps.
Login To The Extension
- Open the extension popup.
- Login using your Admin Console credentials.
- After login, open a form page and click AutoFill This Page.
First‑Run Checklist
- Admin Console → Autofill → Enterprise Profile → fill required fields → Save
- Admin Console → Autofill → Imports → upload a document (optional but recommended)
- Admin Console → Autofill → Clients → create at least one Client profile (if you’ll fill client data)
- Extension → login → open a form page → click AutoFill This Page
Troubleshooting
Not logged in / Session expired
- If you see
401or “Session expired”, login again in the extension. - Also verify you can login to the Admin Console.
No profiles found
- Create and save your Enterprise Profile first.
- If you’re using Client scope, ensure at least one Client exists and you selected it in the extension scope.
AUTOFILL not entitled (TRIAL/EXPIRED/DISABLED)
- In Admin Console, check the plan banner and Autofill status.
- If Autofill is inactive, start a trial/upgrade and try again.
Common HTTP errors
401 Unauthorized: not logged in or session expired403 Forbidden: you’re logged in but not allowed (role/entitlement)CORSerrors: typically means the extension is pointing at the wrong environment (prod vs dev) or a URL is blocked
If issues persist, ask your admin to confirm you are on the correct environment and have Autofill enabled.
Last updated: 2026‑01‑09