The integration that was never built.
Every roadmap has an integration blocked on the other side not having an API. The usual options are a brittle scraper, an RPA licence, or telling the customer no.
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Why these integrations don't happen
- There is no API and there never will be.
- A scraper per portal is a maintenance liability.
- RPA licences and recorded macros break on redesign.
- The work is real but nobody wants to own the fragility.
How Browza bridges it
One API for all of them
Each portal is a task description rather than a bespoke client library.
Including the ones behind a login
A persistent profile carries an authenticated session, established once by a human via takeover.
Actions are gated
Runs can be limited to reading, or made to pause for a human before anything that writes.
Auditable by default
Every step, screenshot, and page read is retained, so a disputed result can be reconstructed.
How you'd call it
A goal and a schema over HTTP — no selectors to maintain and no browser fleet to run.
“POST /v1/runs with a task describing what to fetch from the portal, and config.profile set to the saved signed-in profile for that site.”
Questions people ask
How is this different from RPA?
RPA replays recorded coordinates and selectors and breaks when the UI moves. Browza reads the page each run, so ordinary UI changes don't require re-recording.
What if the site actively blocks automation?
Browza declares itself rather than disguising traffic — requests are cryptographically signed with Web Bot Auth. Where a site refuses regardless, the run reports it as blocked instead of forcing through.
Can it write, not just read?
Yes, and that's exactly where the approval modes matter — `confirm_actions` parks the run before the first action that changes anything.
Related use cases
What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.