A: There is not a systematic RTILA course. >>> We are about the revamp the RTILA software user interface into a more user friendly version and as a result revamp our whole documentation/course but you can already use our existing ressources: Onboarding videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqAqUNuv6aY&list=PLiiIthEI8rAW6FTMtCros7X2w-Ian3V5m The ABC of Web Scraping video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzO65apb5oU&t=4s&pp=0gcJCccJAYcqIYzv Documentation: https://rtila.com/docs Skool course: https://www.skool.com/classmercial/classroom
If I take a Uipath course on udemy would it help me to learn RTILA? >>> Only for the CSS selector part and even there we have a different approach but still CSS selector knowledge remains universal
Use Case: I am automating a workflow. I have an Excel Sheet with LinkedIn profile URLs. I use a browser-based database serach extension / website to search each LinkedIn profile on that web app or extension. From there, I manually click, copy the phone numbers (if available) and emails (if available) back into the excel sheet. Can this be possible to create? Since the extension uses our LI profiles to search for leads in theor database we would want to rotate between 3–4 LinkedIn accounts using coockes to reduce risk and give some random time gap 10-15 seconds in between two LinkedIn profile visit . Can we build this with RTILA? Let know. We can get on a call to understand.
A: Hello, I manually click, copy the phone numbers (if available) and emails (if available) back into the excel sheet. Can this be possible to create? Since the extension uses our LI profiles to search for leads >> Yes we have done few Linkedin Automation to click and get the contact details but we need to see how your extension works and if it can be installed in our Run Browser and accessible to RTILA otherwise from Linkedin to a Google Sheet or CSV it already works. Yes for the call yes sure please use this meeting link booking: https://rtila.com/?fluent-booking=calendar&host=mohamed&event=15min
A: Andrew, That use case is difficult but if you are ok with small manual intervention every 24H then a flow can be designed to deal with the 2FA especially if after 2FA login there is a lo of data or actions that can be performed then its worth the Human intervention at the start of the automation. Please do a video screen recording of the flow and share it over a ticket and we can provide you with more contextualized guidance
Q: Could I use RTILA to click a button and download a file to Google Drive?
Or potentially send the file to a webhook for processing elsewhere
Secondly if RTILA has processed a page which is updated, can it detect where it left off? Eg if it is set to scrape a list of links on the page and new ones are added between runs. Does it only process the new ones
Q: Could I use RTILA to click a button and download a file to Google Drive? >>> Yes using Google Drive FTP as we have an FTP command, otherwise using the Web Interface you may need to also combine RTILA with Incogniton browser for the google account login session
Or potentially send the file to a webhook for processing elsewhere >>> Yes you can do this with our Webhook command see doc here: https://rtila.com/docs/webhook-send-request/
Secondly if RTILA has processed a page which is updated, can it detect where it left off? Eg if it is set to scrape a list of links on the page and new ones are added between runs. Does it only process the new ones >>> Yes but you need a database in between where RTILA can save to, read from and compare. You can use either Google Sheet as we have a command for it, or Directus/PostgreSQL
Q: RTILA Requesting Extensive Permissions on MacBook – Is This Normal?
I recently started using RTILA on my MacBook and noticed that it's requesting a lot of permissions, including access that requires my system password. Is this expected behavior? I'm a bit concerned about the level of access it's asking for. What are the potential risks of granting these permissions? Could it allow access to my personal files or sensitive data? Would appreciate any insights or experiences from others who have used RTILA.
I recently started using RTILA on my MacBook and noticed that it's requesting a lot of permissions, including access that requires my system password. Is this expected behavior? I'm a bit concerned about the level of access it's asking for. >>> RTILA needs a lot of access to be able to automate your browser and parts of your operating system.
What are the potential risks of granting these permissions? Could it allow access to my personal files or sensitive data? >>> No risk here. The good thing is that everything stays local in your computer. The only query/data that goes out is the check for your license validity. So any password you save within your automation browser sessions will be saved on your local computer/browser just like it happens with your regular browser like Safari.
Would appreciate any insights or experiences from others who have used RTILA. >>> You can reach out to our community on https://www.skool.com/classmercial
Q: There is not a systematic RTILA course. If I take a Uipath course on udemy would it help me to learn RTILA?
RTILA
Aug 4, 2025A: There is not a systematic RTILA course.
>>> We are about the revamp the RTILA software user interface into a more user friendly version and as a result revamp our whole documentation/course but you can already use our existing ressources:
Onboarding videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqAqUNuv6aY&list=PLiiIthEI8rAW6FTMtCros7X2w-Ian3V5m
The ABC of Web Scraping video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzO65apb5oU&t=4s&pp=0gcJCccJAYcqIYzv
Documentation: https://rtila.com/docs
Skool course: https://www.skool.com/classmercial/classroom
If I take a Uipath course on udemy would it help me to learn RTILA?
>>> Only for the CSS selector part and even there we have a different approach but still CSS selector knowledge remains universal
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Use Case: I am automating a workflow. I have an Excel Sheet with LinkedIn profile URLs. I use a browser-based database serach extension / website to search each LinkedIn profile on that web app or extension. From there, I manually click, copy the phone numbers (if available) and emails (if available) back into the excel sheet. Can this be possible to create? Since the extension uses our LI profiles to search for leads in theor database we would want to rotate between 3–4 LinkedIn accounts using coockes to reduce risk and give some random time gap 10-15 seconds in between two LinkedIn profile visit . Can we build this with RTILA?
Let know. We can get on a call to understand.
RTILA
Jul 31, 2025A: Hello,
I manually click, copy the phone numbers (if available) and emails (if available) back into the excel sheet. Can this be possible to create? Since the extension uses our LI profiles to search for leads
>>
Yes we have done few Linkedin Automation to click and get the contact details but we need to see how your extension works and if it can be installed in our Run Browser and accessible to RTILA otherwise from Linkedin to a Google Sheet or CSV it already works.
Yes for the call yes sure please use this meeting link booking:
https://rtila.com/?fluent-booking=calendar&host=mohamed&event=15min
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Q: I'm just about to order this but have another query
I have a need to access a site that requires a login.
The login uses captcha and 2fa. It also logs out after 24 hours.
Is there any way to automate the login so I can scrape the data without having to manually log in every 24 hours
RTILA
Jul 17, 2025A: Andrew,
That use case is difficult but if you are ok with small manual intervention every 24H then a flow can be designed to deal with the 2FA especially if after 2FA login there is a lo of data or actions that can be performed then its worth the Human intervention at the start of the automation. Please do a video screen recording of the flow and share it over a ticket and we can provide you with more contextualized guidance
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Q: Could I use RTILA to click a button and download a file to Google Drive?
Or potentially send the file to a webhook for processing elsewhere
Secondly if RTILA has processed a page which is updated, can it detect where it left off?
Eg if it is set to scrape a list of links on the page and new ones are added between runs. Does it only process the new ones
RTILA
Jul 16, 2025A: Hello
Q: Could I use RTILA to click a button and download a file to Google Drive?
>>> Yes using Google Drive FTP as we have an FTP command, otherwise using the Web Interface you may need to also combine RTILA with Incogniton browser for the google account login session
Or potentially send the file to a webhook for processing elsewhere
>>> Yes you can do this with our Webhook command see doc here:
https://rtila.com/docs/webhook-send-request/
Secondly if RTILA has processed a page which is updated, can it detect where it left off?
Eg if it is set to scrape a list of links on the page and new ones are added between runs. Does it only process the new ones
>>>
Yes but you need a database in between where RTILA can save to, read from and compare. You can use either Google Sheet as we have a command for it, or Directus/PostgreSQL
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Q: RTILA Requesting Extensive Permissions on MacBook – Is This Normal?
I recently started using RTILA on my MacBook and noticed that it's requesting a lot of permissions, including access that requires my system password. Is this expected behavior? I'm a bit concerned about the level of access it's asking for.
What are the potential risks of granting these permissions? Could it allow access to my personal files or sensitive data?
Would appreciate any insights or experiences from others who have used RTILA.
RTILA
Jul 16, 2025A: Dear RodBotto
I recently started using RTILA on my MacBook and noticed that it's requesting a lot of permissions, including access that requires my system password. Is this expected behavior? I'm a bit concerned about the level of access it's asking for.
>>>
RTILA needs a lot of access to be able to automate your browser and parts of your operating system.
What are the potential risks of granting these permissions? Could it allow access to my personal files or sensitive data?
>>>
No risk here. The good thing is that everything stays local in your computer. The only query/data that goes out is the check for your license validity. So any password you save within your automation browser sessions will be saved on your local computer/browser just like it happens with your regular browser like Safari.
Would appreciate any insights or experiences from others who have used RTILA.
>>>
You can reach out to our community on https://www.skool.com/classmercial
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Makes sense. Thanks for your quick reply