Do it once.
Make next time easier.
Give recurring browser work a clear instruction, check the outcome, and save a task worth using again.
- Start with a bounded task.
Choose a small workflow on a page you are authorized to use. Specify exactly which fields or information the task should act on.
- Stay involved at the right moments.
Review sensitive-action approvals and any request for missing information. A website may block or change an action; a clear result matters more than assuming success.
- Save, then reuse with fresh context.
Save a successful task from your library. On the next run, WebAct reacquires page targets. Check the result again when the site’s content or layout changes.
Try it on your next page.
This is a starting prompt. Adjust the scope and values to match the page you actually have open.
Fill the project name field with “Autumn refresh” and the status field with “Draft”. Stop before submitting and show me the values you entered.
Start with a useful little tool.
Prepare ordinary form fields from supplied text, with every change ready for your review.
A little help. Right where you work.
Start with free browser chat and 25 automation tasks each month.