I have an existing online workflow where new orders must be entered manually through a multi-step form. I’d like a clean, reliable Python solution—using Selenium—that can complete each step automatically: open the site, navigate through the workflow, populate the order form fields, submit, and confirm success. The focus is purely on automation; no data scraping or testing framework is required. I already have sample input data and login credentials ready to share, along with a short Loom video that walks through the process so you can see the exact clicks and waits involved. Deliverables • A well-structured Python script (Selenium 4) that runs headless or headed on Windows and macOS. • Clear, inline comments and a short README showing how to install any required packages and run the script. • A simple configuration section (or .env file) for credentials and variable order data, so the code itself never needs editing. • Proof that the script works: a short screen-capture or log output demonstrating one end-to-end order submission. Acceptance Criteria • Script navigates the full workflow without human intervention and submits the order form successfully. • All Selenium waits are explicit and robust against minor UI delays. • No hard-coded paths or credentials inside the code. If you’re confident with Python, Selenium, and crafting resilient automation around order forms, I’m ready to get started right away.