The Browser connection gives your assignments direct access to any website or web application, letting them navigate pages, fill out forms, click buttons, and complete multi-step processes just like a person would. This is especially valuable for systems that lack API access, such as internal portals, ERPs, and vendor platforms.Documentation Index
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Setup
No setup is needed. The Browser connection is automatically available to all Duvo users.Capabilities
- Navigate websites — Go to any URL, follow links, and move through multi-page workflows.
- Fill out forms — Enter data into text fields, dropdowns, date pickers, and other form elements.
- Click and interact — Press buttons, select menu items, and use any interactive page element.
- Extract information — Read and capture data from web pages for use in downstream steps.
- Upload and download files — Attach files to web forms or download documents, reports, and exports from portals.
- Authenticate with stored logins — Sign into protected sites using logins saved in Logins and Secrets, without exposing passwords. Sites that require HTTP Basic Auth (browser-level username/password prompts) are handled automatically using matching stored credentials.
- Complete end-to-end processes — Chain actions across multiple pages to finish entire business workflows in a single job.
Key Benefits
- Universal access — Work with any website or web application, including systems that have no API or modern connection options.
- Human-like interaction — Perform the same clicks, form fills, and navigation a person would, with no technical integration required.
- Secure authentication — Use stored logins to access protected sites while keeping credentials safe.
- Full auditability — Every browser action is tracked, giving you a clear record of what the assignment did and when.
- Flexible automation — Automate virtually any browser-based task without custom development or vendor cooperation.
Works Well With
- Gmail / Outlook — Gather data from a web portal, then draft and send a summary email with the results.
- Google Sheets — Extract information from vendor websites or internal dashboards and write it directly into a spreadsheet for reporting.
- Snowflake — Pull reference data from a database, then use the browser to enter it into a legacy system that only has a web interface.