What is Robotic Process Automation?
It is a technology for the automation of complex, extensive and repetitive processes, in which software robots communicate with business systems and imitate human work. Robots can perform actions the way employees do when carrying out business processes. A robot, with the help of the so-called “virtual user”, maps and repeats the actions of a physical user, which leads to reduction or elimination of repetitive, manual tasks.
It is a technology for the automation of complex, extensive and repetitive processes, in which software robots communicate with business systems and imitate human work. Robots can perform actions the way employees do when carrying out business processes. A robot, with the help of the so-called “virtual user”, maps and repeats the actions of a physical user, which leads to reduction or elimination of repetitive, manual tasks.
When can you use RPA?
When can you use RPA?
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Processes involving the performance of many repetitive actions (large volume in a short time)
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Continuous, standardised, repetitive processes with a small number of exceptions and no discretion (expert knowledge) requirement
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Lack of possibility of integration between systems for technical or organisational reasons (e.g. licences)
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Large fluctuations in volume or susceptibility of the process to human error
How do we implement a robot?
How do we implement a robot?
Choosing and getting to know the business process
Analysis of the possibilities of process automation
Process optimisation (if possible)
Choosing the implementation model: service / product
Building a robot
Tests and pilot phase
Implementation in the production environment
Verification – periodic analysis of reports and logs
Benefits of implementing the RPA technology
Benefits of implementing the RPA technology