Road traffic history in the UAE, and footfall worldwide
- Regional data has a new dataset in the United Arab Emirates, Road traffic history: the cars counted on the road nearest each place, both directions, hour by hour since January 2021, with their average speed. Each place gets its cars a day, the busiest hour and day, the slowest hour and the trend, or one row a month, a day or an hour, so five years of traffic fit in one report. Traffic Flow still measures speeds and congestion right now.
- A Filter or Branch can keep the busy roads with Cars counted per day.
- Web page watch has a new choice, Read the page of each item: paste a link in Slack (or bring one in a table) and the page is read at once, so xMap LLM after it can fill in what the page says.
- Google Sheets’ Find or Create Row now says what it did: already in the sheet as row 21 (not added again) or added as row 95, so the message after it can tell people.
- A row a Google Sheets step adds now takes the sheet’s look: it joins the table right above it, with its dropdowns and colours, or else copies the formatting of the row above.
- A page that refuses to be read is said on its item and the flow carries on; a Reply on the side of a Branch that nothing reached has nothing to answer instead of failing the run; and an AI employee whose notes go to a Slack channel no longer answers messages there that start another flow.
- xMap LLM now fills up to 12 fields for each item (it stopped at 8 and left the rest empty without a word), and says which ones it leaves out past that.
- Mobility Footfall now has footfall data anywhere in the world, from 19 October 2026, with a new day added every day. Where visitors come from is still in Sao Paulo only.
How to use it
Build your first flow in ten minutesFrom a blank page to a flow that emails you a ranked list every morning.Enrich a list onceA CSV of addresses or companies back with phone, website, rating and an AI score.Watch web pages for changesA page that changed, said in plain words, or the new entries of a list such as tenders or listings.See how busy the area around your places isFootfall per day, the busiest hour and day, the trend, and where visitors come from, as aggregates only.