Browser automation
Automate even the software that was never meant to be automated.
Supplier portals, old internal tools, systems whose vendor never shipped an API. If a person can do it in a browser, it can usually be done without one.
- ScheduleEvery morning
- ActionSupplier portal opened
- ActionSigned in and stock file downloaded
- ActionFile read and system updated
- SlackBuying team told what to order
Done automatically
Why teams automate this
No integration required
The tool does not need to change, and neither does your supplier. The process works with what is already there.
The boring half hour disappears
The daily download-open-copy-paste routine is exactly the kind of work that should not be a person's morning.
It runs the same way every day
Same portal, same file, same destination — including the days when everyone is under pressure.
What you can automate
Where browser automation earns its place.
- Download files from a supplier or partner portal
- Enter data into internal software with no API
- Pull reports out of a tool that only offers a screen
- Check availability or pricing on a site you rely on
- Retrieve documents from an administrative portal
- Bridge a legacy system into a modern process
Questions people ask
Is this reliable if the site changes?
Sites do change, and when they do the automation reports it rather than silently doing the wrong thing. Adjusting it is part of the maintenance we handle.
What about the login credentials?
Credentials are stored encrypted and used only by the automation that needs them. They are never visible in the interface and never leave the system.
Is it allowed?
For your own accounts on portals you are entitled to use, yes. We do not build automations that breach a site's terms, and we will tell you if a request looks like it would.
Keep exploring
Got a task to automate?
Describe it in your own words, as you would to a new hire: we'll get back to you with how we would automate it.
We reply within one business day.