Category: Feature
Location: Integrations → Integrations → Trestle; Call flows → open a flow → Data Enrichment
Release Date: October 2 2026
What’s new
• Connect your organization’s Trestle account and add a Data Enrichment node to a call flow. The node looks up the incoming caller’s phone number and writes selected results into Moja call tags.
• Choose Phone Validation, Caller Identification, Reverse Phone, or Real Contact, subject to your Trestle account’s product access.
• Test a phone number without placing a call, inspect the returned fields, and map selected values to new or existing custom tags. Saved nodes retain the test sample and mappings so you can resume setup.
How to use it
• Open Integrations → Integrations, select Trestle, enter your Trestle API key, and click Connect and validate. Connect the account here first; the call-flow node uses that saved connection.
• Open Call flows and select the flow you want to enrich. Add Data Enrichment before the downstream steps that need the returned tags, and connect it into the flow.
• Open the node, select Trestle and the lookup type, enter a Test caller ID, and click Test lookup.
• In Select data, choose the returned fields you need and click Map selected.
• In Map tags, use Create, Auto-match, or Use existing for each field. Review the tag names and display names, then assign the mappings individually or with Assign all.
• Click Save node, then save the flow. On incoming calls, available mapped values are written to the call’s tags; missing values are not populated.
Impact
• Caller details can become call tags for subsequent configured steps and call-log review, without building a separate HTTP-request mapping workflow.
• Enrichment failures do not automatically stop the flow; it continues to the next connected node. Plan downstream handling for missing data.
• Trestle access and lookup charges depend on your Trestle account. Connection validation and test lookups may also be billable.