Get Webpage Content retrieves content from a webpage, API endpoint, or online service. Its request settings define the target address and select the Internet & Web Profile used to make the connection.
Specify a fixed webpage URL, an API endpoint, or a dynamically built address that includes variables from files, Triggers, previous Actions, dates, times, or other workflow data. The retrieved response can then be used by later Actions through Variable Wizard.
| Request | Details |
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| URL | Enter the webpage URL or API endpoint from which the content will be retrieved. The address can point to a public website, an internal web application, a REST API, a local service, or any other HTTP or HTTPS resource. Use this field to request live webpage content, API output, search results, status pages, feeds, or internal service responses. The URL may include variables when the requested content depends on dates, file names, identifiers, or previous workflow results. Examples:
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| Use web internet profile | The Internet & Web Profiles Manager provides centralized management for reusable web connection settings. Each profile can include connection, authentication, security, header, cookie, parameter, cache, and limit settings that can be shared across multiple Actions. Choose an existing profile from the list of available profiles, or create a dedicated profile when this request needs its own credentials, TLS behavior, redirects, proxy settings, DNS options, cookies, throttling, or connection limits. For Get Webpage Content, the selected profile controls how Automation Workshop connects to the webpage or API endpoint before retrieving the response. Use it to keep authentication, cookies, shared headers, security rules, connection reuse, and request limits consistent across repeated content retrieval tasks. |
| Variable Wizard |  Use dynamic data input—substitute a parameter from a file, web, connected Trigger, other Actions, date and time presets, etc. |
Interconnect
- Get Webpage Content integration and auditing—Variables (dynamic data) and Events (recorded activity). Retrieve the webpage content returned in the response body, along with the status code, response headers, final URL, and content size.
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