Browser automation
Using the systems that have no API.
Some of the systems your business depends on have no integration and never will. A supplier portal, a government filing site, a bank interface. Suvi works those the way a person does.
How it works
Suvi opens the site in its own browser, logs in, navigates, fills forms and reads what comes back. It uses vision rather than brittle selectors, so a layout change does not immediately break it.
Credentials
Portal logins are stored encrypted and used only at the moment an action needs them. Captured sessions are reused where the site allows, so Suvi is not logging in fresh every time.
You grant each credential explicitly. Nothing is connected without your say-so and any of it can be revoked.
When a human is required
Some walls are deliberately not automatable, and Suvi does not pretend otherwise. On a captcha, a one-time passcode or a passkey prompt, it stops and hands the session to you over a short-lived link. You complete the step on your phone and Suvi carries on.
Suvi will not bypass a captcha or a bot check. If a site is built to require a human at that step, a human does that step.
What it is good and bad at
Good at: reading data out of a portal, filling a known form, downloading a statement on a schedule.
Less good at: sites that change layout weekly, and anything with a hard bot wall. Where a real API exists, Suvi uses the API instead.