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Your customers want to know when prices drop, when content changes, or when stock returns. Your AI agent leverages Wachete to monitor web pages in real time and proactively notifies customers the moment something changes. No manual checking, no missed updates.
From tracking price changes to detecting content updates, your AI agent turns Wachete's monitoring engine into a customer-facing notification system.
Wachete
See how businesses use AI agents with Wachete to automate competitive intelligence, price tracking, and content change alerts without manual oversight.
A procurement manager asks your AI agent to track a supplier's pricing page for changes. The agent creates a Wachete watcher targeting the price element via XPath, sets hourly checks, and configures email notifications. When the price drops, the customer gets an instant alert. Your team avoids overpaying and never misses a pricing window again.
A compliance officer needs to know when a government website publishes new guidelines. Your AI agent sets up a Wachete monitor on the relevant page section. The moment new content appears, the agent surfaces the notification and summarizes what changed. The compliance team stays ahead of regulations without refreshing pages manually.
A customer wants to know when an out-of-stock product returns on a retailer's site. Your AI agent creates a targeted Wachete watcher on the product page's availability indicator. When the page content shifts from 'Out of Stock' to available, the customer receives an automatic alert. No more daily checking or missed restocks.
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FAQs
The agent uses Wachete's Create Watcher API, passing the target URL, an XPath selector for the specific page element to monitor, and the desired check interval. It can also configure alert types like 'NotEq' for content changes. The watcher starts monitoring immediately after creation.
Yes. Wachete supports dynamic and JavaScript-rendered pages natively. When your agent creates a watcher, Wachete handles the rendering on its end, so modern single-page applications and dynamic content are tracked accurately without additional configuration.
Tars requires two credentials from your Wachete account: a Bearer Token obtained from the login endpoint, and your API Key found in your user profile. Both are stored securely and used only for API calls during conversations. You can regenerate them anytime.
No. Tars queries Wachete's API in real time during conversations. Notification histories, watcher configurations, and folder structures are fetched live and used only to respond to the current request. We do not maintain a separate copy of your monitoring data.
Yes. Wachete supports a 'Portal' job type that crawls multiple pages within a site. Your agent can specify the jobType as 'Portal' along with crawling depth and URL filters to monitor entire website sections rather than single pages.
Wachete's native notifications are one-directional alerts. With Tars, customers can ask questions about what changed, request new monitors, or modify existing ones through conversation. It turns passive monitoring into interactive, self-service web intelligence.
Wachete handles anti-bot protections internally with its rendering engine. If a specific page still cannot be monitored, the agent informs the customer and suggests alternatives like monitoring a cached or public version of the page.
Yes. The agent uses Wachete's notification listing API with optional from/to date parameters and task ID filtering. Customers can ask for changes from the last 24 hours or only for a specific watcher, and the agent fetches exactly what they need.
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