Built a court records automation for a client who needed to search 1,700+ terms across the New Jersey Courts website. Doing this manually would've consumed hundreds of hours of their team's time - opening the site, entering each search term, collecting results, copying data, organizing everything into a usable format.
The automation handles the entire workflow: systematically searches all 1,700 terms, extracts case information from each result, and consolidates everything into a clean CSV file ready for analysis. What would take weeks of manual courthouse research now runs overnight while the client focuses on actually working their cases instead of gathering data.
What repetitive research tasks are eating up your team's time right now?