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# Integration - Firecrawl

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**Extract pages and search the web for information about your Leads**

This guide teaches you how to connect **Firecrawl** to SprintHub and explains, in a simple way, how to use the integration to (1) **extract pages** from the web and (2) **search for information** on the internet to enrich Leads.

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### What is Firecrawl and why integrate it?

* **Firecrawl** is a service that reads websites and returns the content in easy-to-use formats (e.g., text/Markdown/JSON).
* It also offers **web search**, useful for **Lead enrichment** (company, positions, public links, etc.).
* On the free plan, it is possible **to extract \~500 pages/month** (as seen on the SprintHub screen).

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### Prerequisites

* An account on the **Firecrawl** (the free one already works).

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* Be logged into the **SprintHub** with permission to **System Settings**.

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### Step 1 — Generate the API key in Firecrawl

Go to the Firecrawl dashboard and, in the side menu, click **API Keys**.

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Click on **Create** (or use the “Default” key, if it already exists).

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1. **Copy** the displayed key (it starts with `fc-...`).
   * Tip: use a name like **“Sprinthub”** to identify it.

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### Step 2 — Connect in SprintHub

In SprintHub, go to **System Settings → Integrations and n**the card **Firecrawl**, click on **Manage**.

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Paste the **API Key** into the indicated field and in **Plan Type**, select **Free Plan** (or your plan).

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Click on **Save Settings**.

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### How to use it after integrating

#### A) Extract page (Scrape/Crawl)

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Use when you want to **capture the content** from a page for analysis, summarization, or comparison by the AI Agent (e.g., landing pages, product pages, customer FAQ).

* Enter the **URL** page URL.
* The system will fetch the structured text (cleaned of navigation/menus) for you to use in **AI agents**, **analyses** or **documentation**.

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**When to use “Crawl”**: if you need to **scan multiple pages** from the same domain (e.g., an entire blog). Ideal for benchmarking and competitor research.

#### B) Search for information about the Lead (Search)

Use it to **enrich** records: discover **official website**, public pages, news, social networks, and other references about the Lead/company.

* Search by **company name**, **domain** or **person**.
* You will get a **summary** with the main sources found and links to explore further.
* Apply it in **qualification**, **pre-sales** and **support**.

Done! With Firecrawl connected, SprintHub now **extract pages** with one click and the **search for context on the web** for your Leads — speeding up **qualification**, **sales intelligence** and **content production**.


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