I want to automate the print-book setup flow on IngramSpark. The goal is a small program—Python with Selenium or a comparable browser-automation tool is fine—that logs into my account, steps through the print title creation pages, and drops in the four core fields I’ll supply at run time: ISBN, book title, author name, and the long description. All other fields can remain at their default values; pricing, discounts, paper stock, etc. are outside the scope for now. Operation should be simple: on launch the script prompts me once for those four pieces of data (manual entry, no files), then proceeds to open a fresh browser session, navigate to IngramSpark.com, authenticate with credentials that I’ll enter or store in an env file, and submit the book until it reaches the stage where IngramSpark normally requests interior and cover files. At that point it can stop—the objective is just to get the metadata on the platform. Success is a repeatable run that ends with a new print title sitting in my IngramSpark dashboard containing the exact ISBN, title, author, and description I provided. I need to be able to drop in a description, short description, keywords, and have it select and move around the site. The site is dynamic and things have to be selected before the next selection pops up. I need this quickly for anyone that can do this.