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About BT Orders List Helper
BT Orders List Helper streamlines the Order History screen on the Brightree Patient Orders page, cutting out repetitive clicks and making it easier to spot the order details you need at a glance.
WHAT IT DOES
- Automatically sets the order history grid to show 50 rows per page and jumps straight to the most recent page, so you land on the newest orders without manually paging through or changing the page size dropdown every time.
- Color-highlights PEquip and PMask order rows so they stand out immediately in a long list. Colors and opacity are fully customizable from the extension's options page, and highlighting can be turned off entirely with one click from the toolbar icon.
- Optionally bolds the Date of Service (DOS) cell on highlighted rows for faster scanning.
- Adds a quick "[SN]" link next to PEquip rows that looks up and displays the item's serial number without leaving the page.
- Optional "Show Latest Mask Block" setting (off by default) adds a small summary panel below the order list with the most recent PMask item's details, plus a one-click "MF" link that generates a pre-formatted mask-fitting visit note ready to copy into your documentation.
Every feature is optional and configurable - turn off what you don't use, adjust colors to your preference, and use the toolbar icon to instantly toggle all highlighting on or off.
WHERE IT WORKS
This extension only activates on the Brightree Patient Orders page. It does nothing on any other website, including other pages within Brightree.
PRIVACY & PERMISSIONS
This extension does not collect, transmit, or share any data. It only reads information that is already displayed on the page you're viewing, and the only thing it stores is your own display preferences (colors, on/off toggles), saved locally in your browser using Chrome's storage feature - never uploaded, never synced to an account, and never sent to any external server. The extension requests a single permission ("storage") to remember your settings between visits, and does not have access to any other tab, website, or browser data.
This is an independent tool built to save time on a repetitive task.