Key Features of Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
AND Robotics Process Automation Future
CHARACTERISTICS AND POSSIBLE FUTURE TRENDS OF RPA
What is RPA Software?
RPA is an application of technology that uses software with artificial intelligence and with mechanical and technical capabilities to
handle high volume task just like a human perform. RPA is software based that allows the developer to handle complex automation to a
company’s process. When an RPA robot works, it performs various tasks such as maintenance of records, queries, logging in, entering data,
calculations, transactions, logging out, etc. The software robot operates on the user interface (UI) and is especially useful for organizations
that have the different complicated system, need to interact fluidly. Here are some Key Features of Robotic Process Automation RPA software:
Code-Free
RPA doesn’t need any coding or programming skills. Business operations personal well versed with process and
subject matter expertise but having no programming experience- can be trained to automate the business process using RPA
software tools within a short period. Most of the RPA platforms provide a flowchart much similar to Microsoft Visio where
business process definitions are created graphically by dragging, dropping, and using icons that represent steps in a process.
Non-Disruptive
The major challenge that the most IT deployment faces is the risky or complex transformation or departure from existing system
processes/interfaces. Due to this, many large organizations are hesitant to redesign, replace, or enhance the running system. So, the main
benefit of RPA implementation is to avoid such complexity and risk. The software robot access the end user system in exactly the same
manner as a human does i.e. by following existing security, quality, and data integrity standards. In RPA based implementation, data integrity
and security access control are enforced as per existing standards preventing disruption of any nature and maintain functionality and protections.
Business User-Friendly
As RPA projects do not require deep IT skills or investment in new technology platforms. Hence the economic threshold of processes with a viable
business case for automation is sub