Pricing

Build a visual history of your interfaces with Swiftask

Swiftask uses GetScreenshot to automatically capture your web pages at every update. Keep an accurate track of every product iteration.

Result:

Never lose track of design or content changes again. Ensure total visual compliance.

The challenge of tracking visual changes

Tracking the evolution of a website or application is a challenge. Without a visual history, it is impossible to quickly verify what has been changed, removed, or moved between deployments.

Main negative impacts:

Loss of visual memory: Interface changes are often documented in code, but rarely through chronological visual evidence.
Difficulty of rollback: In case of visual bugs, finding the previous state of the page becomes a tedious investigation.
Lack of audit trails: QA and Compliance teams struggle to prove the state of a site at a specific date without automatic archiving.

Swiftask automates screenshot captures of your key pages via GetScreenshot. Each version is timestamped and archived, providing you with a complete visual timeline of your project.

BEFORE / AFTER

What changes with Swiftask

Without Swiftask

You have to take manual screenshots before every deployment. If you forget or if an unexpected update occurs, you lose the visual trace of the evolution, complicating audits and debugging.

With Swiftask + GetScreenshot

As soon as a trigger event occurs, Swiftask commands a screenshot via GetScreenshot. The image is saved with a timestamp, automatically creating a reliable version history.

Setting up your visual archiving

STEP 1 : Configure your Swiftask agent

Create an agent dedicated to visual archiving in the Swiftask interface.

STEP 2 : Integrate the GetScreenshot connector

Connect GetScreenshot to your agent to enable automatic screen capture.

STEP 3 : Define the trigger

Link the capture to your CI/CD pipelines or a recurring schedule.

STEP 4 : Centralize archives

View and compare versions directly from Swiftask.

Key visual archiving features

Your agent analyzes target URLs and adapts capture settings (window size, load delay) to ensure visual consistency.

Target connector: The agent performs the right actions in getscreenshot based on event context.
Automated actions: Automatic full-page captures. Timestamped archiving. Multi-URL support. Integration with cloud storage for long-term retention.
Native governance: Each capture is indexed to allow quick search by date or page.

Each action is contextualized and executed automatically at the right time.

Each Swiftask agent uses a dedicated identity (e.g. agent-getscreenshot@swiftask.ai ). You keep full visibility on every action and every sent message.

Key takeaway: The agent automates repetitive decisions and leaves high-value actions to your teams.

Why automate your screenshots

1. Full traceability

Visual proof for every iteration of your product.

2. QA time savings

Instantly compare two versions to identify visual regressions.

3. Simplified compliance

Easily meet audit requirements with dated archives.

4. Zero manual effort

Automation ensures no version is missing from the history.

5. Easier collaboration

Share visual evolution with stakeholders in one click.

Security and privacy

Swiftask applies enterprise-grade security standards for your getscreenshot automations.

Secure storage: Your captures are encrypted and stored in a secure environment.
Access control: Fine-grained access management to visual history within your team.
GDPR compliance: We respect data protection standards for your archives.
Data isolation: Each workspace is strictly siloed.

To learn more about compliance, visit the Swiftask governance page for detailed security architecture information.

RESULTS

Impact on your productivity

Metric	Before	After
Documentation time	30 min per deployment	0 min (automated)
Risk of oversight	High	None
History access	Scattered	Centralized in Swiftask
Reliability of evidence	Uncertain	Certified by timestamp

Take action with getscreenshot

Never lose track of design or content changes again. Ensure total visual compliance.