Real-Time Price Monitoring System Architecture

Augustas Pelakauskas

Last updated on

2022-03-24

1 min read

The automation of price monitoring is the only way to stay on top of the price intelligence challenges. Either keeping up with price changes, uncovering competitor strategies, or observing historical pricing data, price monitoring reveals applicable business patterns that catalyze growth.

This white paper provides an action chain for price monitoring, from collecting target URLs to data parsing, along with tips and explanations on the most important elements and processes.

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Real-Time Price Monitoring System Architecture

What to expect from this white paper?

In this white paper, you’ll find out:

Four main steps of price monitoring technical architecture.
The processes constituting each step.
Various solutions to complete the processes.
The transformation from raw HTML to actionable data.

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About the author

Augustas Pelakauskas

Senior Technical Copywriter

Augustas Pelakauskas was a Senior Technical Copywriter at Oxylabs. Coming from an artistic background, he is deeply invested in various creative ventures - the most recent being writing. After testing his abilities in freelance journalism, he transitioned to tech content creation. When at ease, he enjoys the sunny outdoors and active recreation. As it turns out, his bicycle is his fourth-best friend.

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