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there are websites we use in our business where we need to go to multiple pages within that website. I need to automate or somehow &quot;program or code&quot; this so that our application can do the work. &nbsp;At this time our people go to the website, click a link to select a location, then enter a date range, then select an item, then enter our ID data. &nbsp;That ends up being about 5 different pages and several different entry boxes we have to fill in before the task is complete. &nbsp;How would I go about &quot;automating&quot; that? &nbsp;Or, who can I hire to write scripts or code to automate that task?
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there are websites we use in our business where we need to go to multiple pages within that website. I need to automate or somehow "program or code" this so that our application can do the work.  At this time our people go to the website, click a link to select a location, then enter a date range, then select an item, then enter our ID data.  That ends up being about 5 different pages and several different entry boxes we have to fill in before the task is complete.  How would I go about "automating" that?  Or, who can I hire to write scripts or code to automate that task?

How to script navigation of multiple pages of a website

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