Thanks so much for your quick response, i truly appreciate it!
So in our automation, we COULD have the bot do it manually, but its going to be a long line of activities and I’m not sure if that’s good business practice.
Essentially the bot opens each web page, clicks an “Export” button, and then we change the dropdown to Export as PDF and click Export. This downloads the PDF, but we’d need to do this for all 60 PDF’s.
Unfortunately its a bad design on this site, and was initially being done manually which is why it was selected to be automated as it takes atleast 7 hours to do.
so are you already downloading the files using bots?? browser UiActivities??
this will be the normal way to do , opening browser, direct to the URL , do clicks of filtering and other things, finally click download part
2)do some analysis of how the file download happenes from the browser side, just open chrome development tab and check what are the network requests sent , try to find some patterns in the URL that is giving you the final pdf , from that you can directly type into this URL into browser and check if the download works , then you can adjust different queries in the URL to get other files without any complicated UI activities