Automation

Workflows automate what you would otherwise do by hand in each browser — visiting pages, filling forms, clicking, collecting data.

What every workflow shares — running it, using data in fields, finding elements — is in Automation basics, and every block, with each of its settings explained and filled in with an example, in the block reference.

Building a workflow

Open Workflows and create one. The editor is visual: add blocks and connect them in the order they should run. Test as you go, and read each run's log to see what every block did.

Packages

A package is a group of blocks saved for reuse. Build a sign-in sequence once, save it as a package, and drop it into any workflow.

Turn on Set package as block in its settings and it is placed as a single block. Its inputs and outputs are read off the package for you: every block nothing leads into is an input, every unconnected output is an output, and any block's error fallback leaves through one Fallback output. Rename, hide or reorder them in the settings. The Block package reference has the details.

Running on many profiles

1. In Profiles, select the profiles to run on.
2. Choose Run automation and pick the workflow.
3. Set how many run in parallel (1 to 20) and how the browsers appear: normal, hidden or headless.
4. Start. A monitor window shows each profile's progress live.

Parallel runs are also bounded by your plan's browsers open at once.

Your proxy list

The Proxies page stores your proxies: paste a list of HTTP or SOCKS5 entries as host:port:user:pass to import them together, and use Check to test one and see its exit IP. Passwords are stored encrypted.