Product Page Parse using Power Automate
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Using Power Automate, scrape myu list of ASINs for my Amazon product pages daily.
The number of products is between 100 to 200 products. I will need the ability to change the list to add an remove products.
I'd like to verify the page is live. If the page is not alive, a "Sorry! We couldn't find that page. Try searching or go to Amazon's home page." with a dog graphic is diplayed.
If the page is live, I'd like to verify that the product can be purchased. If the page is live and cannot be purchased, a "Currently unavailable. We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock." message is displayed.
I'd like to capture the price, what seller has the buy box, any coupons, and the variants. I'd like to have the data stored in an Excel file in a directory that I choose.
Once the entire list of product pages is scraped, I'd like a report that shows the pages that are down.
I'd like additional reporting, but I'm not sure if that reporting should be added to this quote or a new quote.
I'd like the code to be portable so I can move it any machine that's running Microsoft Power Automate.
The timing of each page capture of the script needs to be randomize the order each time it's used and the timing between each product needs to be random and the timing for the entire product list should take approximately the same time as it would take a human to do manually.
The number of products is between 100 to 200 products. I will need the ability to change the list to add an remove products.
I'd like to verify the page is live. If the page is not alive, a "Sorry! We couldn't find that page. Try searching or go to Amazon's home page." with a dog graphic is diplayed.
If the page is live, I'd like to verify that the product can be purchased. If the page is live and cannot be purchased, a "Currently unavailable. We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock." message is displayed.
I'd like to capture the price, what seller has the buy box, any coupons, and the variants. I'd like to have the data stored in an Excel file in a directory that I choose.
Once the entire list of product pages is scraped, I'd like a report that shows the pages that are down.
I'd like additional reporting, but I'm not sure if that reporting should be added to this quote or a new quote.
I'd like the code to be portable so I can move it any machine that's running Microsoft Power Automate.
The timing of each page capture of the script needs to be randomize the order each time it's used and the timing between each product needs to be random and the timing for the entire product list should take approximately the same time as it would take a human to do manually.