RPA?
How robotic process automation streamlines business processes
Two kinds of RPA: Attended and unattended
Attended automation
Attended automation allows you to focus on more high-value work across your organisation. It does this by automating repetitive, manual, front-office activities and mimics actions you perform on your desktop or browser, like mouse clicks, by recording and playing back these actions in real time.
Unattended automation
By contrast, as its name suggests, unattended automation doesn’t require someone to be at their computer. Instead, unattended bots do the work by themselves recording and playing back actions. Because they can use triggers and schedule automated events, they’re ideal for accelerating the automation of high-volume tasks across your organisation.
Faster ROI and improved compliance
Because they don’t require custom code from the development team, bots are a very low-cost solution. They’re also easy to implement quickly. As a result, ROI from implementing an RPA solution is typically achieved within weeks.
Microsoft Power Automate
Flows are the building blocks to automating workflows in Power Automate. To start streamlining your organisation’s processes, flows help you minimise repetitive, manual, and time-consuming tasks – creating more time for you to focus on strategic work.
Within Power Automate, there are three different types of flows: cloud flows, desktop flows, and business processes flows.
Cloud flows allow you to automate workflows between modern (API) cloud-based services.
Using digital process automation (DPA), cloud flows empower anyone to build robust automation with hundreds of connectors. Create cloud flows with ease using the logic-based designer and see your automations come alive.
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