Websites

Website crawling helps oper8r use public or approved website content as source-backed context. It is useful for account research, product positioning, public customer context, partner pages, pricing pages, trust pages, and approved marketing content.

Good Website Sources

• Public company website.
• Product pages.
• Pricing or packaging pages.
• Trust and security pages.
• Blog and resource pages.
• Public customer stories.
• Partner or marketplace pages.

Setup Path

1. Choose the start URL.
2. Define allowed domains.
3. Exclude irrelevant paths.
4. Run a limited crawl.
5. Review representative pages.
6. Confirm citation quality.
7. Expand or schedule resyncs if useful.

Example

Start URL: https://example.com
Allowed domains: example.com
Allow paths: /
Deny paths: /careers, /privacy, /terms, /archive

How Website Content Is Used

Website content should support cited answers and account research. It should not override private CRM records, call evidence, or approved internal docs when those sources are more authoritative for the workflow.

Examples:

• Summarize a prospect's public positioning before a discovery call.
• Find public security claims before drafting a questionnaire response.
• Compare public docs with internal implementation notes.
• Generate customer-specific outreach using current public context.

Limitations

• Public websites can be stale or marketing-oriented.
• Pages can change between crawl and use.
• Some sites block crawlers or require manual approval.
• Sensitive customer outputs should cite source URLs and use human review.