Find the relevant pages
Navigate listings, search results, categories or known URLs to identify the records that matter.
Collect information from websites, files and existing systems, then match records, fill in the useful gaps and keep it updated so your business has data it can actually trust and use.
The valuable part is usually the whole lifecycle: finding the information, fixing the inconsistencies, filling the useful gaps and keeping the result current.
Bring information together from public websites, files, feeds or the systems you already use.
Public details in consistent fields.
COLLECTClean records ready for your systems to use.
SYNCExisting lists and operational data.
IMPORTCustomer and account context.
MATCHStandardise names and formats, remove duplicates and work out which records actually represent the same thing.
Fill in the details that make the record more useful: website, director, location, sector, technology, contact information or whatever matters to the business.
Watch the information that matters for changes, then update the dataset, trigger an alert or kick off the next workflow.
Domain updated and record checked again.
Review task created for account owner.
No action required.
The point of monitoring is not the alert itself. It is what the business can do next.
CRM UPDATE ✓Choose the fields you actually need. The example dataset rebuilds itself around those requirements instead of collecting everything just because it exists.
For the right use case, automated website data collection can turn thousands of repetitive lookups into a clean dataset. The system can collect the information, match records, remove duplicates, fill missing details, keep it updated and deliver it where you need it instead of leaving you with raw page data.
The exact approach depends on the source, the information required and how the resulting data will be used.Navigate listings, search results, categories or known URLs to identify the records that matter.
Collect names, attributes, URLs, public contact details, dates or other structured information.
Combine multiple sources without treating small spelling differences and duplicates as different companies.
Send the finished information into a database, CRM, report, internal tool or the next automated process.
A serious data build needs rules for matching records, checking quality and keeping track of where each value came from, not just a large row count.
Work out when slightly different records represent the same real company, person or object.
Check formats, required fields and obvious conflicts before bad data moves into another system.
Keep enough context to understand where a value came from and how much confidence to place in it.
Decide what happens when a tracked field changes instead of silently overwriting useful history.
Useful data usually has somewhere to go. We can build the collection and the system around it so the information arrives where the business can actually act on it.
Fill missing company and contact context directly inside the customer record.
UPDATE RECORDSGive a team a purpose-built interface for finding, filtering and reviewing the collected information.
WORKSPACETurn clean data into useful reporting without manually rebuilding the same spreadsheet.
REPORTWhen something changes, notify the right person or trigger the next automated workflow.
AUTOMATE ✓Work backwards from the decision, report or workflow the business is trying to improve.
Connect the websites, files or internal systems needed to create the initial record.
Match records, remove duplicates, check fields and add the context that makes the data more useful.
Put the result into the right system and decide what should happen when the information changes.
“Nathan has outdone himself in many ways. From thinking along with the project, providing options, very fast communication to bringing together a perfectly smooth end result. My next assignment is already almost ready.”
Tell us what you are trying to collect, clean, fill in, monitor or connect. We can work out the right sources and system around it.