Use Cases

Public workflow templates, built from our node library.

This is the workflow view of the product. Each use case turns a business problem into a concrete sequence of nodes, so visitors can understand how InsideDB works before they ever open a workspace.

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Workflows

Ready-made examples for enrichment, research, monitoring, and cleanup.

Featured

The most representative flows for first-time visitors.

Avg Pipeline Steps

5.5

Average number of connected node steps per published workflow.

Most Used Nodes

Discord Send AI Extract Web Search AI Classify Web Scrape

The page below links every workflow back to its building blocks so visitors can move from business outcome to node-by-node explanation without getting lost.

EAN Web Search Lookup

Turn EAN lists into validated product pages, then extract user/contact details.

Outcome

A structured export that maps each EAN to validated page URLs and extracted user/contact fields.

Automation

Usually run on demand after supplier catalog imports; can be scheduled for recurring checks.

Import a file of EAN/GTIN codes, search the web for each code, use AI Classify to keep only pages relevant to your goal, scrape those pages, and extract user/contact details before exporting a clean dataset.

Pipeline

How It Works

Step 1EAN Import File

Load and normalize the incoming source rows so each downstream node receives a consistent table shape.

Expected Input

Raw list rows (e.g. EAN values, product IDs, URLs, or topics).

Expected Output

Structured rows with normalized columns ready for pipeline processing.

Example Input

EAN: 8601234567890 | EAN: 5901234123457

Example Output

EAN: 8601234567890 | URL: retailer.com/product/... | Contact Name: Marko Petrovic | Contact Email: marko@shop.com

Best For

E-commerce opsCatalog teamsMarketplace teamsProcurement

Primary Nodes

Tip: click any primary node to preview it in a modal and stay on this workflow page.

Workflow Shape

6 connected nodes, designed to run from a single brief through structured output without manual page review in the middle.

Guests can browse this page. Signed-in users can open the canvas and build the workflow directly.

Price Monitoring

Featured

Track competitor pricing and availability without manually checking pages.

Outcome

A clean daily price table plus alerts when a monitored subset changes.

Automation

Usually scheduled daily or multiple times per day.

Use Smart Crawl when a site has filters, pagination, or changing navigation. Aim it at sale pages, product categories, or retailer sections and extract only the fields that matter for pricing decisions.

Pipeline

How It Works

Step 1Tracked Retailers

Load and normalize the incoming source rows so each downstream node receives a consistent table shape.

Expected Input

Raw list rows (e.g. EAN values, product IDs, URLs, or topics).

Expected Output

Structured rows with normalized columns ready for pipeline processing.

Example Input

Seed URL: retailer.com/products?sale=true

Example Output

Product: Widget Pro | Price: $24.99 | Stock: In stock | Discount: 17%

Best For

Pricing analystsCategory managersProcurementE-commerce ops

Primary Nodes

Tip: click any primary node to preview it in a modal and stay on this workflow page.

Workflow Shape

5 connected nodes, designed to run from a single brief through structured output without manual page review in the middle.

Guests can browse this page. Signed-in users can open the canvas and build the workflow directly.

Next Step

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Use the node guide to see which building blocks power the workflows on this page, what each one accepts, and how they connect inside a real canvas.

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