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Record portal sessions for Verial simulation building Verial Portal Recorder captures complete browser sessions for building high-fidelity portal simulations on the Verial platform. What it does - Records every step of a workflow: screenshots, full DOM, accessibility tree, computed styles, network calls, timing, and assets - Captures 9 synchronized artifacts per page step using Chrome DevTools Protocol - Bundles everything into a single zip and uploads to your Verial workspace - Manual step marking with Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+S Who it's for Healthcare AI teams building agents that interact with payer portals, EHR portals, clearinghouses, and other web-based provider tools. Recordings become the source data for the Verial simulation builder, which produces deterministic test environments for agent evaluation. How it works 1. Sign in with your Verial account (OAuth 2.1 with PKCE) 2. Navigate to the portal you want to record 3. Click "Start Recording," name the portal, and complete the workflow 4. Click "Stop Recording" — your bundle uploads to Verial Privacy and data handling All captured data uploads only to your Verial workspace. We never read or share your session data. Captures include page content (HTML, screenshots, network responses) for the pages you record while the extension is active. See https://verial.ai/privacy for details. Requirements A Verial account (https://verial.ai). The extension is intended for authorized portal recording on systems you have permission to access.
Apr 29, 2026
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