Read the research without digging through archives
Get the useful output from account crawls in a format that is easy to scan and act on.
Trigger
Recurring schedule
Notis starts this workflow on a schedule, such as daily, weekly, or during business hours.
Action
Get Crawler Contents
Tool to retrieve extracted content from crawled pages. Supports multiple output formats including markdown, text, HTML, and JSON. Use when you need to access the actual content extracted during a crawl, with optional filtering by URL and format selection.
Why this helps
A completed crawl still creates work when the results are buried in raw output.
- Make crawl results easy to scan.
- Focus on pages that affect next steps.
- Reduce repeated archive handling.
Setup
Build it in a few focused steps.
- 1Connect Apollo and Scrapfly to Notis once through the portal.
- 2Create the automation in the portal or ask Notis to create it in plain language.
- 3Tell Notis: every Monday, retrieve the relevant contents from my latest Apollo account crawls as markdown and summarize changes, objections, proof points, and recommended next actions.
- 4Pick a recurring trigger, choose the run-report channel, and test with one completed crawl.
Questions about this workflow
Which output format can it use?
Ask for markdown, text, HTML, or JSON depending on how you review research.
Can it focus on specific URLs?
Yes. Include the page types or URL patterns in the instruction.
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Supported Triggers and Actions
Notis builds workflows that link Apollo to Scrapfly. A trigger fires from one place; an action lands in another.
Apollo triggers
Scrapfly actions
Capture Website Screenshot
Tool to capture a full-page or viewport screenshot of a website. Use when you need to take a screenshot with options like JS rendering, custom resolution, or accessibility testing. Returns the screenshot image directly. Supports vision deficiency simulations and dark mode.
Capture Screenshot Metadata (HEAD)
Tool to capture screenshot metadata without downloading the image body. Use this for async screenshot workflows where you need the URL to retrieve the image later. Returns the screenshot URL in response, saving bandwidth compared to full screenshot retrieval.
Create Scrapfly Crawler
Tool to create a new web crawler to recursively crawl an entire website. Returns a crawler UUID for tracking progress. Use when you need to crawl multiple pages from a website with configurable limits and extraction rules.
Extract Structured Data
Tool to extract structured data from HTML or other content using AI models, LLM prompts, or custom templates. Use when you need to parse web pages or documents into structured JSON data. Supports predefined extraction models for common types (articles, products, events) or custom extraction via prompts/templates.
Get Scrapfly Account Information
Tool to retrieve Scrapfly account information. Use after authenticating to get API credit balance and usage stats. Returns comprehensive account data including subscription plan, usage statistics, billing info, and project settings.
Get Crawler Artifact
Tool to download crawler artifact files in WARC or HAR format. Use when you need to retrieve the complete crawl results as an archive file. WARC format is recommended for large crawls as it includes gzip compression.
Get Crawler Contents
Tool to retrieve extracted content from crawled pages. Supports multiple output formats including markdown, text, HTML, and JSON. Use when you need to access the actual content extracted during a crawl, with optional filtering by URL and format selection.
Get Crawler Status
Tool to get the current status of a crawler including progress, pages crawled, and completion state. Use for polling workflow to monitor crawl progress.
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