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NLI Research Report Scraper

The NLI Research Report Scraper extracts structured metadata from NLI Research Institute report detail pages and saves it as a clean CSV export. Use it when you already have a list of report URLs and need titles, dates, authors, departments, research categories, page numbers, and source links without copying each report page by hand.

Output

CSV

Columns

8

Input mode

Multi-URL

Source

NLI reports

Template

Free import

At a glance

Export NLI Research reports to CSV

Replace the sample NLI Research report URLs with your own detail-page list, run the template, and open the appended CSV in Excel, Sheets, Airtable, or a research database.

The template focuses on report metadata rather than full article-body extraction, which makes it useful for building indexes, monitoring new publications, and preparing curated reading lists.

Who uses it

Report metadata collection use cases

Research analysts

Topic tracking

Favorable to scraping

Build a dependable index of NLI Research publications by category, author, and date before reviewing which reports belong in a market, insurance, healthcare, or policy brief.

Knowledge management teams

Library upkeep

Favorable to scraping

Export NLI Research reports into a shared spreadsheet, normalize departments and research areas, then attach notes, tags, and internal owners without retyping metadata.

Consultants and agencies

Evidence gathering

Favorable to scraping

Collect source URLs and publication details for client research packs while keeping the batch transparent enough for peer review and citation checks.

How to use

From report URL list to structured CSV

1

Download and import the template

Use the download link on this page, then import the JSON file into the UScraper local desktop app.

2

Replace the sample report URLs

Open the Navigate block and paste the NLI Research detail pages you want to process. Start with a small list so you can validate the output quickly.

3

Confirm the save folder

The Structured Export block writes nli-research-report-scraper.csv. Change the save location if your team keeps exports in a project or shared research directory.

4

Run the workflow

UScraper opens each page, waits for the report title, extracts the configured metadata columns, appends one row, waits briefly, and advances to the next URL.

5

Review and enrich the file

Open the CSV, spot-check a few source URLs, then add analyst tags, topic labels, or translation notes in your downstream spreadsheet.

Output preview

What the NLI Research CSV export contains

nli-research-report-scraper.csv
CSV - UTF-8 - Append

Column

area

High-level report area inferred from breadcrumb or known category labels.

Column

page_number

The pno value from the current URL, or 1 when no page number is present.

Column

title

Report title from page metadata or the visible report heading.

Column

date

Publication date as shown on the report page.

Column

author

Author name parsed from visible report author text.

Column

department

Department or research center associated with the author.

Column

research_area

Detailed report categories joined into a semicolon-separated value.

Column

title_url

The exact report URL opened during the run.

Sample rows

2 of many

areapage_numbertitledateauthordepartmentresearch_areatitle_url
Economy1Japan economic outlook and household sentiment2026-05-28Sample AuthorEconomic Research DepartmentEconomy; Policy
Insurance1Insurance market trends and consumer protection2026-05-21Sample ResearcherInsurance Research DepartmentInsurance; Social Security
Headers included - one row per configured report URL - blank cells mean the field was not visible on the page

For adjacent research workflows, pair this page with the RISS Academic Information Search Scraper, the Google News Keyword Scraper, and the Universal Content Scraper. Browse the full library at uscraper.io/templates or install the app from uscraper.io/download.


Frequently asked questions

NLI Research Institute reports may be publicly visible, but automated collection can still be limited by site terms, robots directives, copyright, database rights, privacy rules, or local law. Keep volume modest, respect technical controls, and get legal review before redistributing, republishing, or selling report metadata.

Before you run

Practical limits and maintenance notes

Guardrails for reliable NLI Research exports

Pacing

Start with a short URL list

Test a few report URLs first, compare the CSV against the visible pages, and avoid parallel unattended runs against the same source.

Layout

Watch for selector drift

The template waits for the visible report title and extracts fields from rendered page text. If NLI Research changes headings, breadcrumbs, or author formatting, update the Structured Export columns before scaling.

Policy

Check site rules before commercial reuse

Review NLI Research Institute policies and robots guidance before building large datasets. Metadata exports are useful for internal research, but public redistribution may require separate permission.

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What's Included

  • Template JSON file ready to import
  • Pre-configured scraping nodes
  • Works with UScraper desktop app

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