The jobs a browser still has to do
Every case here has the same shape: a portal you have an account for, no API, and a person refreshing a page. Each page shows the workflow or task that replaces the refreshing, and where the product stops.
What every use case shares
Your own accounts
Credentials live in the vault and are released only on the site they were granted for. No shared passwords in workflow files.
No stealth, by design
Sessions are ordinary Chromium under your account. If a site works to keep automation out, these pages say so rather than promising a way around it.
Structured output
Extraction returns JSON against your schema and reports what it could not read. Your systems get data, not screenshots.
A record of what happened
Runs, firings and the signed action log answer "what did the browser do last night" without a support ticket.
Start with the page somebody refreshes by hand
Five browser hours, no card. Pick the case closest to yours.
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Collect supplier invoices from portals automatically
Sign in to each supplier portal with vaulted credentials, read this month’s invoices as structured data and hand them to your ERP on a schedule.
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Fill partner portal forms with an agent that stops before submit
Registrations, claims and applications in partner portals, filled from your data by an agent whose irreversible clicks are gated and reviewed.
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Monitor customer and partner portals for new documents
Check the portals your customers run for new orders, tickets or documents on a schedule, and receive only what changed as JSON at your own endpoint.
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Price monitoring in B2B portals and price lists you can log in to
Read supplier and distributor prices from the portals you hold accounts for, as JSON against your schema, on a schedule, without stealth or scraping tricks.
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Shipment tracking through carrier portals, without an API
Read the status of your shipments from carrier business portals that offer no API, as structured data on a schedule, straight into your own tracking view.