Extract data from websites to Excel automatically
Searching a portal one item at a time and copying the result into Excel is one of the most tedious tasks there is. Work Less looks up every item on your list, copies what the page says and hands it all back to you in a spreadsheet.
No coding · Works in your own Chrome · Creating tasks is free
Examples of what you can automate
- Check the status of shipments, applications or orders by tracking or reference number.
- Copy prices, stock levels or contact details from a catalog.
- Check in a portal whether each customer or supplier is up to date.
- Read a value from the page and use it in the next step (for example, paste it into another system).
How it works
With the “Copy a value” tool you click what you want to keep. When it repeats, the app reads that same spot on every search and adds it as a column to your results.
With conditions
You can decide based on what the page says: “if it says Paid, save this; otherwise, flag it for review”.
How it works
Frequently asked questions
Is it web scraping?
It's a simple way to do it: instead of writing code, you point at the value on the page and the app copies it on every repetition.
Does it work on pages that need a login?
Yes, it works in your own Chrome with your session. The sign-in can be marked as optional so it's skipped when you're already logged in.
What format do I get the data in?
An Excel file (or CSV) with one row per search and one column per copied value.
Pricing
Installing the extension and creating your tasks is free. To run them, choose a plan:
MX$100 per month
Repeat your work on any Chrome page, for every row of your spreadsheet.
MX$200 per month
Everything in Chrome, plus any program on your PC (mouse and keyboard).