When would I want / need to use the Extended Token Syntax?
While standard tokens are useful for inserting raw data, Extended Token Syntax gives you full control over how that data is formatted, cleansed, and displayed—which is especially important when:
- The default format (e.g., for dates or numbers) doesn't meet your needs.
- You're delivering bundles to investors or partners who require strict formatting specifications.
- You need to standardize or sanitize data before output (e.g., trimming spaces, converting to uppercase, applying masks).