EXAMPLES & OUTPUTS
Inspect the work.
See the detail.
Open the files, use the filters and try the tools. These are working examples and practice outputs, clearly labelled so you can judge what each one demonstrates.
01 / DATA EXTRACTION
A product file.
With a quality record.
An actual ten-record extraction from books.toscrape.com, checked against saved source pages. The practice website uses fictional product values.
| title | price_gbp | stock_text |
|---|---|---|
| A Light in the Attic | 51.77 | In stock (22 available) |
| Tipping the Velvet | 53.74 | In stock (20 available) |
| Soumission | 50.10 | In stock (20 available) |
- Input
- A public scraping-practice source.
- Output
- Six fields: identifier, title, price, stock text, product URL and image URL.
- Checked
- 60 field values against saved pages; no missing values or repeated identifiers/product URLs/image URLs within these ten rows.
- Limits
- Fictional source values; identifiers are not validated retail barcodes. This is not a customer delivery, Shopify import, sync test or proof of a 5,000-row delivery.
02 / REPORTING
Filter a real
working dashboard.
Explore KPI tiles, charts and filters built from a fictional 24-row sales CSV. The sample lets you inspect the interaction before discussing your own export.
Open the sample dashboardFictional data, not customer results. This does not demonstrate a live connector or a paid customer delivery.
Open as MP4
03 / IMAGE PREPARATION
From image links
to an inspectable plan.
Load the planner’s authored example to see how CSV image links become jobs, with product filenames and duplicate handling you can control.
Try the plannerThe CSV stays on your device. URL format checks do not establish reachability, and the planner does not download the images.
Authored demo images / not customer products.
YOUR SOURCE NEEDS ITS OWN CHECKS
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Let’s check the fit.
Use the sample to describe what you need.
Agree the scope for your own source before payment.