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This is how you can automate third-party tools without API or writing a single line of code.

This is how you can automate third-party tools without API or writing a single line of code. In this case, I am automating a website/tool for checking domain authority (DA) of the given URL.

Automatio will be able to deal with the complex scenario of inputting data (URL) into the input field, then solving Google re-captcha, clicking on the submit button, and then extracting the data we need.

Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KMDeQo8In8

OP: Automate third-party tools without API or writing a single line of code

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No-Code
on August 15, 2020
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    @kinder I have seen a similar product on the digital ocean marketplace called' Robomotion,' Can you explain the major difference between Robomotion and Automatio? I haven't used both, but both looks better, I must say.

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      Hey Saud, honestly I was not aware of Robomotion. I don't know their capabilities, but what I saw it looks good so far.

      Automatio is focused on web automation mostly (web RPA), not sure if its the case for the Robomotion.

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        That's great, I have seen your demo videos, and that looks promising. I will signup for the early access; I can't wait to try that out!

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          Glad you like it. Stay tuned!

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    What’s next for Automatio? CC: @kinder

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      Dynamic Input, Click Repeat, Nested Actions, Google Import and more.

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        Keep it coming!!

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    looks useful but cant see how can i install?

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      its closed beta still.

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