When is one page enough?
Use a single-page request when you already have the relevant address. For an approved collection, decide exactly which pages you need before using a crawl. Confirm that you may retrieve and reuse those pages for the intended purpose.
What can the converted text leave out?
Markdown gives you readable text, but it can lose layout or relationships between cells in a table. Keep the original link beside the result. Check the exact section at the original before reusing a number or a dated statement.
What should you count in a credit estimate?
The current billing guide counts a basic scrape by page. Some output formats or processing options use extra credits. Estimate the pages you actually need, check the plan and data handling for those options, and keep your reviewed output separately.
Did a rate table keep the right price next to each item?
On paper, sketch a fictional community center’s own price page with two room rates. Compare the original table with a text copy missing one column heading.
- Flag the ambiguous priceMark which copied value can no longer be linked to a room with confidence.
- Keep the referenceWrite down the original page and section to check before using that price.