extract_data · Version: 1 · Category: Browser
Extract structured values from the page. This node is not marked with the catalogue’s generic side-effect flag. That classification is not a guarantee that every configured operation is read-only; review the concrete action and its destination.
When to use this node
- Read text, an attribute, a link, an image URL, or tabular data from a page.
- Turn one or many matched elements into structured workflow data.
Example: Extract all visible product names
Record a representative product heading and return all unique matches under the field name products.Example settings
- Record the narrowest stable repeated target.
- Choose the extraction kind and a descriptive field name.
- Test against empty, single-result, and multi-result pages.
Configuration
Workflow JSON
The editor stores this node with the following implemented default configuration:Default node configuration
Inputs
This node has no typed ports in this direction.Outputs
Execution behavior
- repeated returns a list of unique matches; otherwise the node expects a single resolved value.
- Attribute extraction additionally requires the attribute name, while table extraction uses the fields mapping.
- The editor catalogue declares
value(any) for mapping. The execution inspector can contain additional evidence fields; inspect a real result before selecting nested paths from object or any outputs.
Common issues
- A locator that matches layout containers can return whitespace or duplicate text.
- Extracted page content is untrusted external data; validate it before commands, paths, or outbound messages.
Where it can run
- Desktop local runner
- Paired self-hosted runner
- Managed browser worker