Rendered page scraping

Puppeteer drives a real Chrome browser, so it reads pages exactly as a person would see them, and a Beam agent uses that to gather data other tools miss. On a trigger or timer, the agent loads the target URL, waits for the content to render, and reads the fields your selector rules name. Clean values are written into your database or sheet against the matching record. When a selector returns nothing, or a page shows a login wall or captcha, the run is stopped and the case is passed to a person rather than saving a broken value.

Automated screenshot capture

Because Puppeteer renders the full page, it can save an exact image of any screen, and a Beam agent schedules these for records and monitoring. At the interval you set, the agent opens each listed URL, waits for the page to settle, and saves a screenshot to your storage under a dated name. It links the file to the right account or ticket so the evidence is easy to find later. Pages that fail to load, or that render an error state instead of the expected view, are reported to a person rather than filed silently.

Form submission runs

Puppeteer can type into fields and click buttons, letting a Beam agent complete repetitive web forms that lack an API. Given a row of input you approved, the agent opens the form, fills each field from your mapping, and reads the confirmation the site returns before recording success against the source record. Predictable, low-risk submissions run unattended on your schedule. Anything that hits an unexpected validation error, a changed layout, or a step asking for payment or a signature halts at once and waits for a person to take over.