This video tutorial shows how to integrate UiPath Orchestrator with PixieBrix. We’ll solve an advanced web scraping use case, where we select the data we want to extract from a website and then send it to UiPath.

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0:00 Configure the UiPath Integration with Pixiebrix
Please create a new Orchestrator queue, where we will send our web scraped data. In the integrations in the PixieBrix console, we make a new integration to UiPath.

2:22 Dynamic Web Scraping with PixieBrix to UiPath
From a search result, we want to web-scrape selected elements. Afterward, we’ll add the selected extracted elements to a UiPath Orchestrator Queue.