RPA orchestrator can be deployed either on-premise or on the cloud.

RPA is capable of automating processes as simple as a copy-paste or typing activity to those as complex as fraud detection or accounts payable. Complexity of a process can be defined by the number of applications/systems, the frequency of human intervention, or the number of steps required in order to execute the task.

Yes, any company with any number of employee can benefit from RPA.

The price englobe  license fees and our services  but our price is very affordable and you may achieve fast ROI

Yes, The amount of work involved by a process can vary, as changes are likely to occur in most business environments. If an RPA solution is used, companies can easily adapt by scaling the solution up or down, depending on the requirements.

No, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a technology and approach facilitating the use of software to automate mundane, high-volume, rule-based and repeatable tasks previously performed by humans. It is non-invasive and can be integrated without changing the existing enterprise IT landscape of any organization

RPA is not AI; AI is not RPA. But the combination of RPA and AI unlocks massive new possibilities for enterprises everywhere. For one thing, RPA technology now makes it possible to insert advanced AI skills in the form of machine learning models, natural language processing (NLP), character and image recognition, and more into RPA robots. AI is also making it possible to scientifically discover a complete range of automation opportunities and build a robust automation pipeline through RPA applications like process mining.