Stop a scrape and keep collected rows

1. 1

   Open the running scrape

   Use the active run screen or its entry in Activity. Check that it is the job you intend to stop.

2. 2

   Select Stop

   Allow Clura to finish its stopping process. Avoid closing the source tab or repeatedly pressing Stop while the status updates.

3. 3

   Review the final summary

   Open the results and compare the collected count with the source. A stopped scrape can contain useful partial results without covering every page.

Stopping a run ends further collection; it does not mean that all pages were visited. The final status distinguishes your stop from a run that finished naturally or encountered a website problem.

In bulk extraction, Stop keeps the pages already read. In batch OCR, Stop keeps the images already processed. Review those outputs before starting another run.

Clura guards navigation away from an active scrape. Read the prompt before leaving for another tool. Keep the website tab available until the run has stopped and its results are ready.

If a run ended unexpectedly, use Activity to find the saved entry. Export the useful rows before clearing history or replacing the source with another run.