UiPath Platform Reviews

Automating the manual work such as daily work like data entry jobs, accounting work, storing in Excel and filtering the mail.

By working fast and getting new knowledge of RPA with the help of this tool. It reduces the human cost. 

Getting the mails, filtering that and downloading the required PDF and scrapping the necessary details from that, then updating it into Excel. After that, the saved data is updated on the website using Excel. Then giving the acknowledgment to the client, the process is completed or not. Using this overall, three hours of work will be completed in half or one hour.

It can work with all the Microsoft solutions to automate the work without any problem. After a one-step installation and day-by-day automation, it is improving the process.

It has improved the Citrix environment with the introduction pre-release of computer vision which can manage the total control of the image to indicate as a text and all the content. But the OCR engine still needs improvement; it may be in the next release.

Use in a stable website.

than a human.

Easy to install the application using "creating an account"   website.

The license cost is has a community edition.

No.

Don't use the recording for full automation because the 1000-time process records will be developed too slow.

The primary use case of UiPath in our company is to automate rule-based processes with easy decisions.

UiPath improved our company through flexible IT solutions, which offers a fast solution to different problems.

The most valuable feature of UiPath, in my opinion, is that the intuitive handling of the tool offers the chance to learn how to automate processes in an easy way.

In my opinion, the product could be improved in the area of scraping features like OCR. Sometimes, the success-quote is not very good with these features.

The stability of the solution is mostly good. Sometimes there are bugs.

The scalability of UiPath is great. Orchestrator offers many options to scale the business.

The support of UiPath is very fast and competent.

No, I didn't use any other solution before.

The initial setup was a surprise because it was very easy to start.

I am implementing in-house for my own company.

I have no information about this.

The costs of UiPath are very high in my opinion. Small companies may not be able to get many licenses.

UiPath was chosen by the head of our company.

No.

My primary use cases are the change of customer addresses or their banking information in our systems.

Easy to handle software, as the "programming" of the robots is done through drag and drop activities. That makes the processes quick to automate.

The software, in general, is very well done, as there are many add-ins for different use cases/environments to implement robots. Especially Excel and SAP activities are working very well.

OCR and image recognition are already working quite good. But there is still room to improve when it comes to the accuracy, then scraping of scanned PDFs, etc.

We are currently implementing a solution for a large telephony company to migrate data between systems. This data is fetched from a system A and placed on a system B. Much of UiPath's functions are well used, such as integrations with PDF, OCR, Excel, and a few others. The financial return tends to be large since the robot manages to work 24/7 and with almost zero errors.

UiPath is a simple tool to be used, has a friendly interface and at the same time powerful and useful to automate most repetitive processes. From an academy with training courses that enroll anyone who wants to join the RPA area, teaching from basic to advanced takes around 20 hours. Available features, integrations with other applications, and a large amount of community-made frameworks that are very active are the things that make UiPath more feasible to use or choose from its competitors: Automation Anywhere and Blue Prism.

UiPath will surely win over anyone planning to join the RPA. The tool is friendly, simple to use, very visual, courses are well produced and explained, and certification is free until the end of March.

Despite all the good points, UiPath still leaves a bit to be desired with the documentation. ReFramework, which is an adopted community framework, is too nebulous to be understood and poorly documented and presented in the course, causing us to scour the internet for help. Another downside is that the passage of arguments and the number of native commands is not as vast as one of its competitors.

No, UiPath was the first RPA solution I used.

Despite being an expensive tool, it brings considerable returns.

Ease of use, market leadership, and cost.

On using UiPath, once, we had a problem while reading data from the browser that was on a virtual machine as it was not providing the accurate text using Google OCR, as the background was changing for the web page. So we found an alternative solution to get the process working. 

As a benefit, it is really beneficial as it provides vast support and every feature is there in the tool. Also, the recording feature really helps while developing the process. One more feature is that in the variable tab, if the name of the variable is changed, then it will be reflected in the whole process.

The business value that you can create with it is immense. And you don't need IT for it!

• Cost management
• Creating internal/operational efficiencies
• Driving revenue growth
• Enhancing decision making
• Improving business process outcomes
• Improving customer relations/service
• Reducing time to market.

Currently, I am working on (resume shortlisting bot) benefits I can explain according to developers' point of view. I find it's easy to scrape data. I worked on few projects on an older version of Studio, still, when opening it in a newer version, I don't have to make much effort.

Nothing as such, but one thing that annoys me the most during development is, we need to capture images for clicking, and for that, we need to maintain the resolution of that image. UiPath should be smart enough to sync that whole thing up.

I have completed an aviation project using this tool. It provided a nearly smooth and seamless performance. The environment was Windows, and we had to automate the Windows-based application. We had to extract data from Excel and put it into this tool and run the tool to get the results. Those results will then be sent to Excel again and will be used for providing better aviation data to the pilots.

UiPath has helped us in automating the manual repetitive stuff and helped accelerate our organization's growth rate by eliminating the stagnant and repetitive manual work. It has brought in an atmosphere of a change of thought process and driven the growth of innovative excellence.
I will definitely recommend this product to all those who are planning to chose an RPA tool but are confused on which to choose. I have worked with many RPA tools, but I found this as a proficient and user-friendly tool.

• Its ease of use
• The user interface is friendly.
• It has self-learning tutorials.
• It provides RPA advance training which provides a smooth path and helps in clearing the certification. 
• All Excel and manual work can be done very smoothly. 
• It provides REFramework which takes care of all the exception handling, and Orchestrator to remotely run the bots as per your convenience. 
• It provides us with UiPath Connect which is a one-stop platform for all your additional needs and for resolving issues.
• Its recording feature is great and looking up to its upcoming new feature: computer vision. 
• This tool is very easy and smooth to work with.

It could have been visually great and colourful. There are functionalities which need to be added to make automation work much easier like executing a test method by which we can test how the activity will work on that particular browser or stuff without running the whole workflow.

For some of the complex activities, visual demonstration of how that activity works should be provided. There are some minor bugs like we could not find the voting option for Outlook mail.

Calculation of commissions, from dispersed information in worksheets generated by different departments.

Has reduced the processing time of the transactions, for example, tasks that can take a person five days, with RPA was reduced to less than four hours.

• Data scraping because it is a valuable tool to obtain data from any interface
• Citrix automation because it allows interaction with very old systems such as terminals and with very new systems, but that can only be accessed via Citrix or RDP.
  

On any area, an additional feature that must be included is the AI, with the respective documentation and support.

We are a consulting company that develops robots for various customers using the RPA tool UiPath. Often, we install UiPath on virtual machines.

UiPath speeds up the implementation of robots and allows integration with other external tools.

I've been working with UiPath for seven months and I think it's a good workmate. The tool is young so, sometimes, strange problems happen. However, the UiPath support team is always available and quick to help you find a solution to the problem.

I think it's a good product and it will get better and better.

I would like that in the official documentation of UiPath there were examples of the use of the various activities and that, on the forum were highlighted the resolutions to problems that really work, in order to find them more easily.