Getting Started.
New to RPA implementation? Don’t worry. We know and we care. Here’s everything you need to get started on this fulfilling automation journey.
What is RPA?
You have had enough of all these jargons called RPA, AI, ML, NLP etc. but no one explains what exactly they mean. Also, you don’t have time to sit down for hours and research on all these things. So we have created a one-minute video for you.
This video is everything you need to get an idea of what exactly this magical technology called RPA is.
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Do I need RPA?
Ask yourself. Don’t you have manual tasks in your business operations? Aren’t there things which don’t need much intelligence but people are engaged doing them? Every business has, and we know about that.
Still not sure? Watch this video number 2. We’ve made sure you realize the importance of introducing this technology to your business.
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What are the use cases of RPA?
Vendor on-boarding
On-board new suppliers, complete their KYC, update their information in ERP and create a debtor in your accounting software - all of this can be done using RPA.
Invoice processing
Processing large volume of invoices can become a lengthy process. RPA with its document understanding capabilities can handle this end-to-end process efficiently.
Reconciliation
Financial ecosystems need to reconcile data from different sources to create consolidated reports and management friendly summaries. RPA can help you tally this data for better insights.
Resourcing and procurement
Manufacturing units have a never ending task of dealing with vendors to procure materials. RPA reduces this pressure by automating it end-to-end.
Data extraction and reporting
Businesses need data from various sources and it comes in different formats. RPA can effectively read all the formats and extract the required data to generate reports.
Inventory management
Inventory gets affected with orders, purchases, returns etc. With RPA on your side, you can never run out-of-stock in the inventory. The automation handles all the operations efficiently.
What does an automated process look like?
Apart from the satisfying experience it has, an RPA can both work in background and foreground. It can automate the UI of web or desktop applications, while it interacts with applications like excel or PDF in background. This means, sometimes you see the bot doing all the heavy-lifting on the screen, while most of the times it is just calmly doing the background job off the screen.
Let the video convince you. We developed a fun automation of the internet sensation game ‘Wordle’, to show you how it all looks like!
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Conclusion
You’ve got an idea of how this journey looks like. We know, you need to see a few live demos before you finally decide to jump on it, and we’ll be happy to arrange it for you. The button below will navigate you to a page where you can book a meeting with us.
Do that, and let’s embark on this journey together!
