PageCrawlInstall

Summary

Create a PageCrawl monitoring page in the selected workspace, with configurable tracked elements, pre-check browser actions, notification conditions, and monitoring settings. PageCrawl checks the page at the selected frequency and returns the API response as an n8n item.

Inputs

• Workspace (required) — Choose a workspace from the list or enter its ID.
• URL (required) — The page URL to monitor.
• Title — Optional page title; leave empty to use the page title by default.
• Tracked Elements — Add one or more elements to monitor. Choose a tracking type, then provide its relevant setting: a page extraction mode, link type, CSS/XPath selector (or x,y,width,height coordinates for Visual), minimum price, JavaScript expression, or comma-separated keywords for Text Presence. Each element has a required label and an optional change threshold.
• Actions — Add actions to perform before tracking, such as clicking, typing, waiting, scrolling, removing or hiding elements, hovering, running JavaScript, or going back. Selector, text, or wait duration fields apply to the corresponding action.
• Enable Conditions & Filters — Enable rules to limit when notifications are sent.
• Match All Conditions — When rules are enabled, choose whether all conditions (AND) or any condition (OR) must match.
• Always Record Changes — When rules are enabled, record detected changes even if conditions do not match; notifications are still limited to matching conditions.
• Conditions & Filters — When rules are enabled, add conditions against tracked elements by index. Conditions can match keyword appearance or disappearance, text inclusion or equality, numeric thresholds or percentage changes, or ignored text patterns.
• Frequency (required) — How often PageCrawl checks for changes; the default is daily.
• Additional Fields — Optional monitoring and page settings include HTTP Basic credentials, headers, check-on-error behavior, disabling monitoring, duplicate handling, request location and proxies, notification channels and email addresses, first-notification behavior, User-Agent, tags, folder, template, saved authentication, device, browser language and timezone, screenshots, and AI summaries, context, and model.

Output shape

A single JSON item per input item, containing the PageCrawl API response for the created page.

The request creates a page through PageCrawl's API. Tags supplied as a comma-separated string are sent as an array; headers supplied as JSON text are parsed before sending. If Continue On Fail is enabled, an error produces an item containing the error message, status code when available, resource, and operation.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide