Receipt collection
Download purchase receipts and order confirmations from supplier portals as soon as they post.
Browserbase gives your agents Verified access to log in, navigate, and pull receipts, statements, and reports, across thousands of portals at once.
Download purchase receipts and order confirmations from supplier portals as soon as they post.
Pull monthly account statements from vendor, utility, and carrier portals without logging in to each one.
Export usage, billing, and activity reports from vendor dashboards on a set schedule.
1. Receipts, statements, and reports live behind vendor logins, and every portal has its own auth, layout, and download flow.
2. Vendor portals challenge automated logins with CAPTCHAs and verification checks.
3. A new login step or layout tweak quietly breaks a script, and no one notices until documents stop arriving.
4. Collecting from hundreds of portals every day is more than scripts or manual checks can handle.
Pull receipts, statements, and reports from thousands of portals in parallel and on demand, instead of one login at a time.
Agents log into vendor portals and reach the receipts, statements, and reports behind them, with Agent Identity and Web Bot Auth instead of brittle workarounds.
Describe the receipt, statement, or report to collect in natural language, and the agent adapts when a portal shifts its layout or download flow.
Session recording and logs capture exactly which documents the agent found and downloaded, so a missing statement is traceable, not a mystery.
Document retrieval automation uses agents to log into vendor portals, navigate to the right place, and download receipts, statements, reports, and other files, without a person doing it by hand. Because most of these portals have no API, the work has to run in a real browser. Browserbase gives agents Verified access to reach those documents and run the retrieval at scale.
Browserbase gives agents Verified access using Agent Identity and Web Bot Auth, so they can authenticate and reach the documents behind a login. This is access built for agents, not a brittle workaround, and it holds up across thousands of portals.
Yes. Concurrent browsers let you run thousands of retrieval sessions in parallel, on demand, so volume across many vendor portals is the normal case rather than a scaling problem.
Self-healing automation adapts to layout and login changes instead of breaking on a hardcoded selector. You describe the document to collect in natural language, and the agent re-resolves how to get there when the page shifts.
Every session is recorded and logged, and captured files are stored through the Downloads flow. If a statement is missing, you can replay exactly what the agent saw and did, which makes retrieval auditable rather than a black box.
