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Results and Data

Every execution produces results — logs, extracted data, screenshots, files, and video recordings. hidettp gives you multiple ways to view, retrieve, and deliver this data.

Viewing Results​

From the execution detail view, you can access:

  • Logs modal — A chronological log of every action the bot performed, including timestamps, status codes, and error messages. Useful for understanding exactly what happened during a run.
  • Extracted data modal — The structured data your bot extracted, displayed in a readable format.

Step Outputs​

Each step in a bot's script can produce output data. As the execution progresses, step outputs are stored individually and displayed alongside the step's status and timing. You can inspect the output of any specific step to understand what data it captured.

Normalized Output​

After all steps complete, hidettp composes the individual step outputs into a single normalized output — the final, combined result of the execution. This is the primary data artifact for extraction bots and represents the complete dataset from that run.

File Downloads​

If a bot triggers file downloads during execution (PDFs, CSVs, images, or any other file type), those files are automatically captured, uploaded, and stored. Downloaded files appear in the execution detail view and can be retrieved individually.

Screenshots​

When an execution fails, a screenshot of the browser at the moment of failure is captured automatically. These failure screenshots are accessible from the execution detail and provide immediate visual context for debugging.

Video Replay​

Every execution is video-recorded. The recording captures the full browser session from start to finish. Use video replay to:

  • Debug failures by watching exactly what happened.
  • Verify that navigation and interactions behave as expected.
  • Share a visual record of a run with team members.

Video replays are available from the execution detail view.

Webhook Delivery​

For automated workflows, hidettp can deliver extracted data to your systems via webhooks. When a webhook is configured on a bot:

  1. The execution completes successfully.
  2. The normalized output is packaged into a webhook payload.
  3. hidettp sends an HTTP POST request to your configured endpoint.
  4. The payload is authenticated using HMAC or JWT signatures so you can verify it originated from hidettp.

See the Webhooks documentation for setup instructions.

AI-Powered Data Formatting​

Raw scraped data is not always in the shape you need. hidettp can pass extracted data through an AI formatting step that transforms unstructured or semi-structured content into clean, structured JSON matching a schema you define. This runs automatically as part of the execution pipeline when configured.

API Access​

All execution results are available programmatically through the hidettp REST API. You can:

  • List executions for a bot with filtering and pagination.
  • Retrieve the normalized output of a specific execution.
  • Download captured files and screenshots.
  • Access step-level outputs and logs.

See the API Reference for endpoint details and authentication.