Apps, Bots & Extensions

Browser Automation Development

Browser automation implements an authorized workflow with Playwright or Selenium, including defined steps, data handling, retries, logs, alerts, and run instructions.

  • Delivery3–18 days
  • RevisionsPackage dependent
  • PricingQuoted by scope

What this service covers

Automation is appropriate for a portal or website you own or are authorized to use. I map the login method, pages, inputs, outputs, schedules, failure states, and data-retention needs before writing the workflow. The client is responsible for access rights, terms of use, privacy, and applicable law.

A solution can log in, navigate approved screens, submit forms, download files, and export data to a spreadsheet or database. Scheduled runs, retries, screenshots, structured logs, and alerts are added according to package. Credentials are stored using the agreed environment or secret manager rather than hard-coded.

Target sites can change selectors, authentication, rate limits, bot controls, or terms without notice. Two-factor prompts and human verification may prevent unattended operation. Durable locators and monitoring reduce maintenance effort, but future site changes are separate support work.

What's included

  • Automation for defined authorized workflows
  • Agreed spreadsheet or database output
  • Retry and failure logging
  • Setup and operating guide

Tools and platforms

PlaywrightSeleniumWorkflow AutomationMonitoring

How the project works

  1. 01

    Scope

    We define the objective, deliverables, dependencies, and success criteria before production starts.

  2. 02

    Build

    You review working previews, so decisions are made against tangible output.

  3. 03

    Refine

    The agreed revision rounds are used to complete details within scope.

  4. 04

    Handover

    I deliver the agreed files, access, and practical usage notes in an organized package.

Apps, Bots & Extensions · Delivery

Choose the right level of scope

Final pricing is provided after scope, deliverables, and integrations are confirmed.

Starter

Single workflow

One manually triggered workflow on one authorized site.

  • One site and one workflow
  • Defined form or file actions
  • Manual run script
  • Basic error log
Delivery: 3–5 days Revisions: 1
Standard

Scheduled workflow

A scheduled multi-step portal workflow with reporting.

  • One multi-step portal flow
  • Scheduled execution
  • Sheets or database output
  • Login and form actions
  • Failure notification
Delivery: 6–10 days Revisions: 2
Advanced

Monitored automation

A server-hosted automation system for up to three workflows.

  • Up to 3 workflows
  • One server deployment
  • Retries and structured logs
  • Dashboard or report notification
  • Maintenance outline
  • 3 revisions
Delivery: 10–18 days Revisions: 3

Frequently asked questions

Is browser automation legal?

It depends on authorization, data, access method, site terms, privacy law, and jurisdiction. The client must obtain the necessary rights and should seek legal advice when the situation is unclear.

Can browser automation run unattended?

Some workflows can run on a schedule, but session expiry, two-factor authentication, captchas, rate limits, and site changes can require human action. Logs and alerts are included according to scope.

What happens when the website changes?

Changes to fields, selectors, navigation, authentication, or APIs may require an update. I use resilient locators where possible, but future target-site changes are maintenance work.

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