Choose a template or fields
Start from the article monitoring template or define your own columns for the pages you want to track.
Web pages and URLs to table
Extract structured data from URLs and web pages into a reviewable table.
Short story
A marketing, sales, or research team needs to review a larger set of public pages: articles, product pages, price pages, profiles, or announcements. Copying values by hand is slow and easy to get wrong. Rowvia helps turn each URL into one row with the fields the team chooses.
How it becomes a table
Add a list of URLs, choose the fields you want, and Rowvia turns web pages into structured rows that you can review and export.
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Template
Media monitoring article
Use the article monitoring template as a starting point for web pages, product pages, or content monitoring:
Page titleSourceAuthorPublication dateTopicKey messageQuoteSentiment signalURL or reference
Workflow
From template selection to a finished table
Rowvia prepares columns
Columns describe what Rowvia should extract from each page: title, source, date, topic, key message, quote, or other values.
Add URLs
Paste one or more URLs, or add text copied from a page. Each source becomes one table row.
Review the table
After processing, check cells against the source pages, correct uncertain values, and export the table.
Example sources
Each source becomes one row
Typical inputs are public URLs, web articles, product pages, notes from web research, or pasted page text. Each source becomes one table row.
- https://example.com/blog/market-update
- https://example.com/products/industrial-pump
- https://example.com/news/supplier-announcement
Output
A table ready for review and export
The output is a table where one URL or pasted text source maps to one row. Columns help compare sources, topics, dates, quotes, and selected values without copying from each page by hand.
Review
What to check
Rowvia is useful for a first structured overview, review, and export. It should not replace accounting, legal, insurance, or other expert decisions, and important values should be checked against the source document.
Review checklist
- check that the page was accessible in the expected version
- verify publication dates and authors against the source page
- review important quotes and numbers in the original source
What not to use it for
- bypassing paywalls or access restrictions
- making legal, financial, or commercial decisions without review
- processing private websites without permission
Beyond OCR
More than reading text from a source
Ordinary OCR usually only reads text. In a web pages and urls workflow, the more useful result is getting values into the same columns across several sources, so they can be compared, filtered, and handed off as a table.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I process many URLs at once?
Yes. You can add multiple URLs to a table and each URL becomes one row. Results should be checked against the source page.
Does this work with pasted text too?
Yes. If you do not want to use a URL, you can paste plain text and process it through the same table workflow.
What happens if a page changes?
The result reflects the content available during processing. For important values, keep or verify the original source.
Can I add custom columns?
Yes. Start from a template and add your own questions for the fields you need to track across pages.
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