Session Files: Agents That Handle Files Automatically
Notte agents can now download, upload, and process files automatically within browser sessions. Full visibility into every file operation in the Console.
Agents tend to break when they need to download reports or upload documents. File operations require manual intervention or complex workarounds.
Session Files fixes this.
What are Session Files?
Notte agents can now handle file operations automatically. Download files, upload documents, and process files within your automation workflows. Every file operation has full visibility and debugging in the Console. See what files were downloaded, track upload progress, and inspect file contents.
Use cases
Form automation
Upload resumes to job applications, submit tax documents, attach files to support tickets. Agents handle the full workflow.
Document processing
Download invoices from vendor portals, extract data, and upload to accounting systems.
Report generation
Download reports from analytics dashboards, process the data, and forward to stakeholders. Automated end-to-end.
Data extraction
Download PDFs from internal tools, scrape structured data, and push to your database. Files in, data out.
Why it matters
Most workflows don't end at the browser. They involve files. Session Profiles handle authentication, Session Files handles I/O. Your agents can now automate document processing, form submissions, and report generation end-to-end.
File I/O is now a first-class primitive in browser automation.
Test it out: console.notte.cc
Frequently asked questions
Can a browser agent download and upload files?
Yes. With Session Files, Notte agents download files, upload documents, and process files inside a browser session automatically, so tasks like uploading a resume to a job application or downloading invoices from a vendor portal no longer need manual intervention or workarounds.
How do I see which files an agent downloaded or uploaded?
Every file operation is visible in the Notte Console. You can see what files were downloaded, track upload progress, and inspect file contents when debugging.
What are common use cases for file handling in browser automation?
Uploading resumes, tax documents, or attachments to forms and support tickets; downloading invoices from vendor portals and pushing the data into accounting systems; downloading reports from analytics dashboards to forward to stakeholders; and pulling PDFs from internal tools to extract structured data into a database.
What is the difference between Session Profiles and Session Files?
Session Profiles handle authentication by persisting browser state across runs. Session Files handles file input and output within a session. Together they let agents automate document processing, form submissions, and report generation end-to-end.