Automation Guides

Find out when to apply independent, unattended, RPA, and when to use attended automation for human-bot collaboration across back- and front-offices.

Automation software turns repeatable tasks into automated processes. The goal? Efficiency and cost savings—and freeing people to add value.

Business Process Management (BPM) is both the technology and practice of optimizing enterprise processes and workflows to be more efficient and adaptable.

Cloud-native, web-based, intelligent RPA is perfect for scaling automation and enabling employees to automate on their own.

Robotic desktop automation is localized process automation, run and attended by a user at all times, it assists with executing tasks so the user can focus on other work.

Hyperautomation is connected automation—across applications, unstructured data—able to analyze, decide, and discover processes and new opportunities.

Intelligent Automation combines the task execution of RPA with AI and ML to support the full complexity of process automation from discovery to automation optimization.

Business process automation hinges on having the right information. IDP turns unstructured data into process-ready information.

No-code is a type of user interface (UI) allowing users to “code” by point-and-click. No-code automation enables business users with self-service automation building blocks.

OCR is a form of automated data extraction, which converts content into digital information that can be read by a machine, indexed, and used for processes.

Process discovery fills in the blanks between users and workflows to reveal exactly what each process entails, paving the way for rapid automation.

Process intelligence applies AI technologies to continuously capture and analyze digital processes enterprise-wide, shortening the runway to automation and transformation.

Process mining is the deep analysis of system event logs to identify and monitor problem areas within processes to provide insight for process optimization.

RPA means software robots equipped with the same digital skillset as people—everything from logging in to copy-paste to correcting missing data details.