The reality for many Brazilian companies is to live with legacy systems that do not have an API, supplier portals without native integration and processes that depend on manual navigation. Browser automation solves exactly this problem: if a human can do something in the browser, a robot can too.
Why integration via API is not always possible
APIs require the partner system to make them available — which is not the case with government portals, decades-old legacy systems, or vendor platforms that simply haven't invested in it. In these scenarios, interface automation is the only practical solution without large IT projects.
How browser automation works
Dablio Robô controls a real browser (Chrome or Edge) exactly as a user would: open URLs, identify fields by CSS or XPath selector, enter values, click buttons, wait for loads and capture results. All of this behavior is configured visually, without code.
Practical example: ERP → supplier portal
Imagine that your ERP generates a daily order list that needs to be manually entered into the supplier portal. With Dablio Robô, you create a flow that reads the ERP export (spreadsheet or CSV), opens the supplier portal, logs in, navigates to the order form and enters each item automatically.
Dealing with interface variations and errors
Public portals and legacy systems often have inconsistent behavior: slow loads, simple CAPTCHAs, timeouts and layout changes. Dablio Robô lets you configure error handling, dynamic wait times, and check conditions before proceeding — making flows robust for production use.