Microsoft Power Automate vs NTT-AT WinActor comparison

"The most valuable feature is that you can run multiple automations at the same time, in parallel."

"The most valuable feature is how much you can do with this solution."

"For people who already use Office 365, Power Automate is very easy to integrate and use."

"Power Automate is intuitive and easy to use."

"The whole platform seamlessly integrates well."

"It's an intuitive product. It's not overly technical."

"Power Automate has allowed us to simplify the business process and improve operational efficiency."

"The most valuable feature is the Office connector, which connects to Excel and Exchange."

"This software is very smart - it can decide from a picture if we like that condition, and then the robot will do that action."

"The tool's most valuable feature is data import. The OCR feature helps to recognize the data. It can recognize screen and document numbers well."

"More scripting capabilities could be included in Microsoft Power Automate."

"I was working on it for around three days and then took a break of about two days. When I went back to it, all of the Excel, and all the Excel functions, just disappeared. Completely vanished. When I looked up the help, it said that sometimes that happens when you're not connected to the internet."

"The OCR functionality needs to be improved."

"They need to come up with a little more on AI and precision discovery path to be able to record the processes."

"On the governance side, there isn't enough documentation on how to govern Power Automate. People just build bespoke automation, which then becomes a problem point for different companies."

"The UI of the solution is not so good."

"The debugging tools require improvement as well as the monitoring which goes along with it."

"These products have some limitations, such as the need to build some custom controls in PCF or use the JSON format."

"Something that could be improved is that this solution can't run when the computer is locked, which meant we had to implement it in our own on-prem server as it never auto-locks."

"The OCR has issues recognizing handwritten data."

"The licensing model is flexible in that you can pay per automation or per user. My client receives a discount because of the large number of users and pays approximately $15 for each one."

"Power Automate is comparatively less costly than UiPath."

"It is free for us. It is embedded directly in the Office package."

"We've got a subscription package. We are on a monthly package of $40. We've got some discount because we're a big corporate client of Microsoft 365 and other solutions, but the standard price of the package that we use is $40. For the product, you don't have to pay anything extra. If you're using a partner, you need to pay for their coding, advice, and services, which is a separate cost. The majority of the features are available for free for anyone who is on Microsoft 365."

"When we purchase the Microsoft Dynamics license, the Power Automate license is often free, albeit with some limitations, such as a certain number of transactions per user."

"The price of the solution is reasonable. I rate the pricing a five out of ten."

"I don't deal with the financial side. I know that we pay for a per-user license. It is probably less than $20 a user, but I am not sure about the exact figures."

"They have the community edition that people can use for free, and they also have the enterprise edition. My company uses the enterprise edition, and I don't know how much they pay."

"We pay yearly for the agent who runs the processes, plus an additional fee for maintenance costs."