Fill a form from rows you already keep

The steps, written out

Build them in the ORCA panel. This is a recipe rather than a file to load — one sitting, then it is saved as your own profile.

1. Put the values where ORCA can read them

   A sheet, a CSV export, or the list view of a tool you already keep. The columns become the fields ORCA will type.

2. Pick each control once, on the real form

   The input, the dropdown, the submit button. Pick a dropdown option as a value, so the selection matches what the site expects instead of a pixel position.

3. Map column to field

   Reference to order number, name to claimant, note to reason. Anything you do not map stays untouched — ORCA never guesses at a field you never showed it.

4. Gate the submit

   Submit only when the required fields are non-empty and the confirmation control is present, and retry the “button still disabled” case, which is normally a slow page rather than a broken one.

5. Run a single row first

   Read the log, check the record inside the portal, then run the rest. One row costs ten seconds and prevents a twenty-row cleanup job.

6. Leave the pacing on

   The built-in micro-intervals between actions keep the target site seeing human-ish timing instead of a burst of requests.

The arithmetic, not a promise: multiply the minutes one batch costs you by hand against the 1 batch a day you actually do. That product is what this replaces, for one sitting of about 9 min.