Requirements and sources
Define public sources, schema, scale, cadence, deadline, and exclusions.
Define sources, schema, scale, update model, quality, and deadline before deciding whether to build internally or use a managed project.
Scope may include source definition, collection, parsing, validation, and agreed delivery.
Define public sources, schema, scale, cadence, deadline, and exclusions.
Implement collection, retries, object downloads, and structured parsing.
Accept data by completeness, format, source records, and business rules.
Proxy success is not data success. Collection, parsing, quality, and storage share one acceptance model.
Pages, objects, fields, relations, and update model.
Validate access, parsing, media, and failures.
Completeness, validity, timeliness, and traceability.
Record changes, gaps, and recovery.
123Proxy implements the agreed scope; customers own purpose, business meaning, and final governance.
Connect metrics to whether data is usable.
| Dimension | Check | Record |
|---|---|---|
| Completeness | Fields, objects, relationships | Gaps and recovery |
| Validity | Types, format, business rules | Exceptions and fixes |
| Traceability | Source, time, and batch | Origin and version |
| Timeliness | Batch completion or lag | Delivery and changes |
Managed scraping must not bypass authentication, CAPTCHAs, paywalls, or technical access controls. Confirm purpose, fields, and retention before launch.
Proxy products provide network access; managed service implements collection, parsing, quality, and delivery.
Only lawfully accessible public data or systems the customer is authorized to access.
Common outputs include JSON, CSV, files, or a customer storage destination.
Define completeness, validity, uniqueness, timeliness, and traceability with representative samples.
Share public sources, samples, scale, cadence, format, and deadline.