The authenticated browser layer your operations stack is missing
Anon gives your workflows a persistent, credentialed presence inside every portal you work with. No API. No browser extension. No manual steps.
How Anon is built
Every workflow runs inside a dedicated browser context. The session layer logs in and maintains credentials, resolving TOTP-based MFA and rotating tokens automatically, without pausing the workflow.
The workflow engine navigates pages, waits for dynamic content, fills forms, and extracts data the same way a human operator would. Nothing is parsed from the DOM speculatively. Anon reads what the browser renders.
Nothing runs on your machine. The output layer returns structured results via webhook or direct system integration. Every session is isolated per run and the credential store is encrypted at rest.
What Anon handles for you
The pieces that make browser-based workflow automation actually reliable in production, not just in a demo.
Session persistence
Anon maintains active authenticated sessions across multi-step workflows. When a portal expires the token, Anon re-authenticates and continues.
MFA handling
TOTP tokens, email codes, and authenticator app prompts are resolved without stopping the workflow. Configure once, run automatically.
CAPTCHA navigation
Standard CAPTCHA challenges encountered during portal login or form submission are handled automatically as part of session establishment.
Workflow chaining
Connect workflows across multiple portals. Output from one step becomes input to the next, with data transformation applied between them.
Webhook output
Completed workflow results are posted to your endpoint in structured JSON. Connect directly to your ERP, spreadsheet, or internal system.
Error recovery
When a page fails to load or a form returns an unexpected error, Anon retries with configurable backoff and alerts you only when human review is needed.
What portals can Anon access?
If your team can log into it from a browser and complete a task manually, Anon can run that task. These are the categories we encounter most often.
Put a portal workflow on Anon
Connect your first portal, define the steps, and run it. Most teams have a working workflow within a day of signing up.