Log into the portals you already use, download the reports and invoices on a schedule, and file them automatically — using your own Chrome and your own sessions.

Every month someone logs into a handful of portals — banking, ad platforms, suppliers, analytics — clicks through to a report, downloads a file, renames it and drops it in a folder. It's pure routine, and it's perfect for automation.
Prompteryx can do this on your own local Chrome, reusing the logins you already have, so there's no re-authentication and sensitive sessions never leave your machine. It downloads the file, then files it for you — into Google Drive, an email, or wherever it belongs — and records the whole run so you have proof it happened.
Recurring downloads are tedious and easy to forget, and many of these portals require MFA or living logins that cloud-only tools can't reach without re-authenticating.
Use Prompteryx Desktop to drive your local Chrome with the sessions you're already logged into — no re-auth, nothing sensitive leaving your machine.
Open the portal, click through to the right report or invoice, and set any date filters.
Capture the download — PDF, CSV, statement — into the workflow.
Upload to Google Drive, attach to an email, or push to your accounting tool via the integration hub, named consistently.
Run it monthly or weekly. Each run is recorded as video so you can confirm it happened.
Adapt the form-filler pattern to log in, navigate to a report and trigger the download, then file the result.
When a portal only shows a report on screen, capture a full-page screenshot or generate a PDF you can archive.

Run on your actual machine with your existing, MFA-protected logins. Cloud-only competitors simply can't reach sessions that live in your browser.
Captured files are uploaded to Drive, emailed, or pushed to your accounting tool in the same workflow — not left in a downloads folder.
Set it monthly and forget it; the run happens on time whether or not you remember.
A video recording and step log of each download means you can always show it ran and what it fetched.
Log into five SaaS billing portals on the 1st, download each invoice as PDF, and drop them in the finance Drive folder named by vendor and month.
Pull weekly performance CSVs from ad platforms and append them to a master reporting sheet.
Download statements from your bank on your own Chrome (where MFA already trusts the device) and archive them automatically.
Because the logins, cookies and MFA trust already live in your browser. Running locally means no re-authentication and no sensitive credentials leaving your machine — something cloud-only tools can't offer.
Yes. The file is captured into the workflow and then uploaded to Drive, emailed, or sent to another app, renamed consistently — fully filed, not just downloaded.
Capture it as a full-page screenshot or generate a PDF from the page, then archive that — useful when there's no download button at all.