Available starting with FlowX.AI 5.13.0 on SaaS deployments. Self-hosted deployments will receive it with the next LTS release family.
Overview
The Browser Automation node drives a real browser to complete tasks on web applications that have no API: filling multi-page forms, navigating portals, and retrieving results. You describe the task in natural language, and an AI agent plans and executes the browser interactions, wrapped in the platform’s execution, logging, and document storage layers.Natural-language tasks
Describe what to do on the target site; the agent plans the browser steps
Verified outcomes
Results are checked against the target site’s recorded state changes, not the agent’s own success claim
Persistent sessions
Multi-step automations continue in the same browser session across workflow steps
Full audit trail
Every run is logged through the platform’s execution and observability layers
When to use it
Use Browser Automation when the system you need to reach exposes no API or integration point: legacy portals, third-party sites, and internal tools where the browser is the only interface. When the target exposes an API, prefer a RESTful System integration; when you only need page content, use the Web Page Extractor node.Reliability
The node’s execution approach is grounded in FlowX.AI’s published browser-agent benchmark: 405 verified runs across nine models and nine controlled web tasks, showing that outcome-state verification catches failures that agent self-reports miss. See the research page and the full benchmark.Related resources
Web Page Extractor
Read-only content collection from web pages
Browser-agent reliability benchmark
The 405-run benchmark behind the node’s verification approach