How much holiday rental activity is there in our area?
Public information from Airbnb and other holiday rental platforms can reveal visible listings, locations, concentrations and changes over time.
How can your organization make smarter use of public web data?
The web contains a wealth of information about companies, markets, prices, products, jobs and property. This current information from outside your organization can power insights, AI and automation.
Scrape IT visits your location to explore which data is relevant, what you want to track automatically and how existing processes can work smarter.
Many organizations hold large amounts of internal data. At the same time, relevant information sits on websites, platforms, marketplaces, job boards, public registers and news sites.
It is not always clear which public data is available or could add value. As a result, useful information goes untapped and teams spend time searching, checking, comparing and combining it.
A practical, interactive session built around one central question:
We show which public sources may be available and how information is collected, structured, matched, checked and put to use.
Every organization has different needs. We tailor the masterclass to your sector, market, region and information requirements.
Public information from Airbnb and other holiday rental platforms can reveal visible listings, locations, concentrations and changes over time.
Job postings reveal employers, roles, skills, regions, technologies and changing workforce needs. This is useful for businesses, local authorities, education providers and industry associations.
Track prices, assortments, products, companies and locations consistently. This makes developments visible without employees having to check the same websites again and again.
Looking up information for a quote, checking websites every week or comparing data across systems: when the information is available digitally, many of these steps can be automated.
Collecting more data is not always the answer. Value often comes from combining the data you already have with external information.
What new information emerges when you connect your data with other sources?
Real value emerges when information from different sources is connected and becomes part of an analysis, process or application.
The same product, company or property may be described differently in each source. You may also want to compare your products with similar products from other manufacturers. Data matching identifies similarities and connects records, even when a unique code such as an EAN is missing.
Combining and regularly updating sources creates an increasingly complete digital picture of a market, region or sector.
A local authority can link this information to the same locations to track developments from different perspectives. The same approach works for property markets, product markets and other sectors.
What kind of digital twin would be valuable to you?Web data does not have to end up in a report or dashboard. Continuously available information can also power processes and AI applications.
Checking websites, looking up technical details, comparing product codes, combining supplier information or copying data into spreadsheets and quotes: many employees do this every day.
When the required information is available digitally, many of these steps can be partly or fully automated.
Less searching and retyping. More time to assess, advise and decide.AI can only work with information it can access. Much of the relevant market information, pricing, job data and news is outside your organization and changes constantly.
Making current web data consistently available lets AI applications use relevant external information too.
Through API connections or MCP (Model Context Protocol), AI applications can retrieve relevant information from data sources and systems when they need it.
What current external information would make AI more valuable in your organization?The goal is to discover where data can add value in your organization. During the session, we map out practical opportunities together.
A process that could be automated. A source that is not yet being used. Two datasets that could be combined. Or a development you want to monitor consistently.
The masterclass gives you inspiration and practical data opportunities to explore further.
For data and AI teams, policy and research, business intelligence, strategy, management, marketing, sales, procurement and operations.
Bringing different disciplines together often reveals applications that one department would not see on its own.
No technical expertise is required.We discuss your organization, information needs and key questions. We then prepare examples that fit your situation.
We deliver the masterclass at your organization so relevant colleagues and teams can take part together.
Real-world examples show what is possible with web data, data matching, monitoring, digital twins, data assurance, automation and AI.
What information is missing? What is still done manually? Which developments do you want to track? Which data sources can be combined? Together, we find where data can save time or reveal new insights.
The final price depends on the preparation, length of the masterclass and any specific requirements.

Scrape IT helps organizations turn public online information into useful data and insights. We collect, structure, match, enrich and analyze web data.
From price monitoring, market intelligence and sales intelligence to risk monitoring, dashboards, digital twins, AI and automated processes. We use this experience to discover where web data can add value for you.
Meet Scrape ITPerhaps you know exactly what information is missing. Perhaps your team spends a lot of time searching and comparing manually. Or perhaps you want to explore what is possible.
Scrape IT would be glad to visit and explore this with you.