@AndyA16965496 Commercial websites like Amazon typically have APIs that you can access that can provide a better means of data access than using Robotic Process Automation. If you do wish to use RPA to extract the data however, you will need to identify some container for each product that is common only to all of the products listed. You would locate this by using the Select Element method on the interrogation form to find an element on the page that encapsulates one product. You would then enable the UseKeys property on this control and then you can interrogate the elements within it that give you the information that you need. Your automation can then use the GetClones method to iterate through all of these elements and extract whatever data you need. You can pass the GetClones result to a ListLoop to go through every one of them.

The next trick will be the navigation between pages. I would interrogate the Next button and use its Enabled property to determine if there are more pages. In 22.1, you can use a While loop to check this property and continue clicking each page until it is no longer enabled.

I think the trickiest part would be locating something on the page that encapsulates each product, but from my brief look, it seems like it is possible if not a little complicated.