Open both sources
The application opens the two resettable source pages and stores a distinct webpage object for each one.
Compare two systems without copying both tables by hand, while keeping every source field and reconciliation rule inspectable.
The AI guide supplies a precise goal, safe target page, inputs, output contract, and verification rules. Paste that prompt into Runavelo's built-in assistant, then inspect and edit every generated command before execution.
Responsible use: adapt this pattern only for systems and data you are authorized to automate.
Each stage has a specific input, browser context, output, and verification point. Edit these commands directly when the destination system differs.
The application opens the two resettable source pages and stores a distinct webpage object for each one.
A count loop builds row-specific CSS selectors, reads ID, customer, amount, and status, then stores each record in a map keyed by ID.
A second loop repeats the same explicit extraction against source B. Source order does not affect the later join.
The deterministic comparison walks the union of both ID sets and applies a clear priority: missing side, amount mismatch, status mismatch, then match.
The combined rows are written to Excel in the current user Documents directory, both browser pages are closed, and the output path is logged.
Runavelo's runtime log connects the visible workflow line to its result. That makes missing elements, rejected updates, and unexpected page states easier to locate than a generic success message.
Normalize authorized source values before comparison—for example, parse currency to a decimal and map equivalent status labels—then keep the raw values in separate report columns.
Yes. Replace either browser collection block with an API or spreadsheet input while preserving the keyed maps and deterministic comparison rules.
The prompt targets the matching test page and states the expected evidence. A reference QYA remains available for comparison with a verified implementation.