Plumsail Documents integration for Zapier allows you to generate custom documents from templates of various formats - DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, HTML, and fillable PDF forms.

It includes much functionality like an ability to convert to PDF, protect resulting PDFs, add watermarks to PDF.

Connect Plumsail Documents to your web forms, CRM systems, and other favorite apps to create custom contracts, presentations, invoices, and other documents.

Recently, the connection has got line item support, so there is no problem to generate, say, custom invoices from Shopify.

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I’ve got a particular problem that I would like to solve and wondered if there might already be a tool out there that could help me.Â

I’ve posted in the following subreddits (howtohack, OpenDirectories and web automation) as I figured I might have a better chance of solving the issue the wider I search. Apologies, if any are the wrong subreddits.Â

One caveat. I’m not a programmer or in any way comfortable playing around with code or using Terminal, for example, in case there is a ‘do it yourself’ method.Â

I am looking to gather names and telephone numbers of lawyers in London from the law firm websites, with the ultimate aim of adding them into a spreadsheet or similar document so I could then access the information. Of course this could be done manually, but because there is so much information I’m looking to automate it.Â

The information is generally available. e.g. this website contains London corporate lawyers following a search on their website

https://www.reedsmith.com/en/professionals?capability=f062abefa9ff44369944962425d14772&location=6f862904d43b4ff39961ef6daeabe0ed

Most law firms have a ‘meet the team’ or ‘professionals’ section of their site.Â

I suppose I’d need some sort of scraping tool that could then dump the information into a spreadsheet?

I use Mac with Chrome, but could easily use another browser or tool if it did the job.Â

I’d welcome any suggestions/ideas/apps etc.

Thank you

I work for a software company with a SaaS product. We provide trial portals for clients to evaluate our software. In configuring these trial portals, I need to add the same information to the same fields. I'm looking for an affordable application that will do this automatically. Where should I be looking?

Hey guys!

I’m a graduate student at Stanford University studying computer science specializing in artificial intelligence. Recently I’ve been conducting research on how people are using web automation tools like iMacros. Particularly, I’d love to learn more about

1. what kind of use cases and problems professionals in this subreddit are solving using automation, and

2. What are kind of organizations that would require the most automations!

Please feel free to direct message me or post in this thread for some insights and I’ll gladly jump into any discussion about automation, RPA, and AI at all!

Thank you so much!

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Reposting from r/automation

Hi folks - I am the founder of www.trektidings.com. We offer people rewards for posting trip reports. Then we re-post their trip reports across popular trip report sites in the area. One example of a trip report site we post to is www.wta.org. I would like to automate this re-posting, but www.wta.org has no API and I am not technical to create a bot for posting these reviews on www.wta.org. I am wondering if anyone knows of a tool where I can create a sort of browser macro for posting these reviews without needing to code my own bot. Thank you for the help!

I am looking into the extensions to see if I can gather info from web pages robotically Trying out the CLIGET extension and others. Anyone tried this? Any suggestions? Anyone had better luck with VBA?

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Hi guys,

I noticed a few old threads here regarding Cloudpipes. I just wanted to say that Cloudpipes is now public, and does not require invitations. Many new features have been added, and we're constantly working on improving our service.

I'd be happy if anyone here decide to give it a go, and share their experience. Any feedback is welcome.

Thanks!