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Robotic process automation (RPA)

Software robots that operate legacy and desktop applications through their user interface, with monitoring and exception handling.

Automate work in systems that have no API.

6 deliverables, a 4-stage approach and 3 related technologies.

Overview

Some systems offer no API: government portals, old desktop applications, vendor tools. RPA operates them through the user interface the way a person would.

We use RPA when integration is impossible or uneconomic, design bots to be resilient to small UI changes, and monitor them so exceptions reach people quickly.

What we deliver

  • Process assessment and RPA suitability
  • Bot implementation
  • Exception queues
  • Scheduling and monitoring
  • Credential vault
  • Maintenance plan for UI changes

Use cases

Typical situations where this service is the right fit.

  • Portal data entry

    Submit or download data from web portals without APIs.

  • Legacy application tasks

    Automate repetitive work in old desktop systems.

  • Reconciliation

    Compare records across systems and flag differences.

How we work

The stages we follow. Each ends with something you can review.

  1. 01

    Prefer APIs when available

  2. 02

    Stabilise the process first

  3. 03

    Design for UI change

  4. 04

    Monitor every run

Things to consider

Questions worth answering before you commit budget.

  • Bots break when screens change; budget for maintenance.
  • Check terms of use for portals before automating.

Technologies and engagement

Technologies we often use

We choose the stack with you; this is a starting point, not a requirement.

Ways to engage

  • Fixed-scope project with milestones
  • Dedicated team billed monthly
  • Ongoing support and improvement retainer

Frequently asked questions

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