iMacros is part of the Ipswitch family of tools and services.
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We want you to be become a web automation guru and we've put together a
number of resources to make learning iMacros simple and intuitive. If
you prefer to read and interact with others, two of the best places for
you to start are the
iMacros Wiki
and our
Community Forums.
You'll also find a number of videos on
YouTube
, both videos created by our team and those created by our customers.
Free for Private and Commercial Use
Yes! the iMacros for Firefox browser add-on is free for private and commercial use. As your web automation needs grow, or if you need more functionality, such as automating Flash, Silverlight or Java applets; sophisticated image recognition technology; or a full-featured API to integrate iMacros with other applications, please consider purchasing one of our Professional Editions.Launch iMacros
To Launch iMacros, simply click the icon in the browser bar. Depending
on your OS, the icon may be on the left or the right side.
- Read the Wiki to make the most of your experience with iMacros.
- Connect with other users just like you, join the iMacros forum.
- Learn how to use all the features in iMacros, view the video tutorials on our resources page.
- Check out the variety of videos on Youtube. Many of them are made by our customers. You may find a video of someone who has accomplished the same task you're trying to do.
Getting Started Video Tutorials
If you're completely new to web automation, you'll find these two videos quite useful. They are general - but show excellent examples of web browser automation and from filling.Enterprise Edition
Our most popular product, the Enterprise Edition (with the iMacros API) is designed to manage complex automation, extraction, and web testing tasks such as:- Interfacing with online databases and websites sites like Amazon, Ebay or salesforce.com
- Downloading prices, images, product descriptions, or exchange rates
- Updating a database with the latest pricing information;
- Regression testing, performance testing, or functionality testing
- Simulating complex visitor activities (e.g. check hotel room availability or test a complete purchase process)
- Testing AJAX, Flash or Java applets
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