A few simple rules
- Pick a 'real' process to automate
- Make it complex enough (but not too complex) so people don't say "I could write a macro in excel in a couple of days …"
- If integrating with systems, make sure you can get access to them (i.e. IT won't shutdown access…
At this point, they are all pretty comparable. Although, I will say UiPath has slightly better tools for inspecting webpage or dialog controls (You'll need that when you run into automation problems -- trust me!). Their community forums are pretty active as well. If you…
