Cross-industry
For the systems that have no API, agents that operate the interface a person would.
Important processes lived inside third-party web applications with no integration path. The only way to run them was a person clicking through screens on a schedule, which is repetitive, error-prone, and impossible to scale.
We built agents that drive real browser sessions, navigating, reading, entering, and extracting, with durable workflow orchestration underneath: retry, failure handling, and state that survives interruption. Every step is logged, so a failed run can be diagnosed rather than simply repeated.
The situation
- Important processes lived inside third-party web applications with no integration path.
- The only way to run them was a person clicking through screens on a schedule.
- The work was repetitive, error-prone, and impossible to scale.
What we built
- Agents that drive real browser sessions: navigating, reading, entering, and extracting.
- Durable workflow orchestration with retry, failure handling, and state that survives interruption.
- Logging of every step, so a failed run can be diagnosed rather than simply repeated.
What changed in daily operations
- Processes that could only be done by hand now run on schedule.
- Failures are visible and diagnosable instead of silent.
- Systems with no API stopped being a blocker to automation.
Related work
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