Unblocked HTML fetch

ScrapingBot returns page HTML from sites that reject plain requests. A Beam agent calls it on a trigger, reads the markup, and applies your rule for which elements to keep. Clean values are written into the record you point to, with the source URL attached. When a fetch comes back empty or the expected block of content is absent, the agent skips the write and routes the page to a person, who confirms whether the layout moved or the site started serving a different response to automated visitors than it did before.

Targeted content parsing

ScrapingBot can focus on specific page types such as product or listing pages. A Beam agent reads the returned fields, applies your approved mapping, and writes prices, titles, or stock values into your catalog record. Each write is stamped with a collection time for traceability. If a required field is missing, or a price parses outside the range your rule allows, the agent holds the row and flags it for a person, so a mislabeled or malformed value never flows straight into pricing, inventory, or the reports built on top of that data.

Refusal retry logic

ScrapingBot retries when a site refuses a request. A Beam agent applies your retry rule, reading the status of each attempt and rotating the approach the connector allows. Pages that eventually load pass into parsing and storage, with the attempt count noted. When a domain keeps blocking past the permitted retries, the agent stops, records the failure, and hands the source to a person, who decides whether to pause that job, adjust the schedule, or accept that the site cannot be collected reliably under the current configuration and permissions.