Product data
- Product name
- Brand
- SKU, model or source identifier
- Category and breadcrumb path
- Product attributes and specifications
- Images and source URLs
- Package size and variants
We design, operate and maintain custom web data collection workflows for businesses that need structured information from public websites.
You choose the sources and required fields. We take responsibility for the technical collection process, output validation, scheduled delivery and ongoing maintenance.
The available fields depend on the source, but common projects include:
A one-time scraper can stop working when a website changes. Our service is designed for recurring business use.
The workflow may include source analysis, data schema design, collector development, test runs, validation, scheduled execution, output delivery, error monitoring and maintenance after source changes.
Your specification can include selected websites, full sites or specific categories, selected products or URLs, multiple countries or regions, store-level data and daily, weekly or custom schedules.
We confirm realistic coverage after reviewing the sources.
We can structure the dataset around your existing identifiers and workflow. Typical output formats include CSV, XML, JSON and Excel. Delivery options may include secure cloud folders, browser access, WebDAV, API-based workflows or another agreed integration method.
Depending on the project, validation can include:
Not every project is technically, commercially or legally suitable. We review each source before confirming feasibility.
Yes, technically complex and JavaScript-rendered sources can be assessed. The final approach depends on the site structure and access conditions.
Our standard offer is a managed data service. Source-code delivery can be discussed separately when required.
Yes. When you provide a product mapping or identifier list, the output can be structured to support matching with your systems.
We can begin building history once monitoring starts. Historical backfill is possible only when suitable historical information is available from the source or another authorised source.