Rendered page extraction

This fetches a target URL and returns the fully rendered HTML after JavaScript executes, so content loaded by scripts appears in the response. A Beam agent runs the request on a schedule or when a workflow needs fresh page content, reads the returned markup, and applies your approved rule to lift the fields you care about into a record or spreadsheet. When a page fails to load, returns an error status, or its layout no longer matches the expected pattern, the agent stops and routes the case to a person to confirm the source before continuing the job.

Proxy rotation

Requests route through a pool of proxy addresses that change automatically, reducing the chance a single address gets blocked during repeated calls. A Beam agent leans on this when gathering many pages in one job: it reads each response, checks the status your rule considers valid, and writes successful results into the destination you named. If responses start coming back blocked, rate limited, or empty across several attempts, the agent pauses the run and notifies a human rather than hammering the site, so someone can decide whether to slow down or adjust the target list.

Structured field parsing

Beyond raw HTML, the API can return specific fields from a page based on the selectors or questions you provide, giving cleaner output than reading markup by hand. A Beam agent sends the page along with your field definitions, reads the parsed values, and applies your approved rule to file them against the right record. When a field comes back empty, ambiguous, or wildly different from prior runs for the same source, the agent flags that entry for a person to review instead of saving a value it cannot trust confidently.