UiPath Reviews

It was used for the automation of web-based applications in the banking sector. The challenge was to read information in image-based forms.

We built a use case out of the free community edition. There was a lot of support available from the community. Once we got the full-scale implementation, we were able to purchase a license.

AI-based computer vision solves an important problem of capturing information from VDIs and images.

There is a lot of scope to integrate more AI-based features that will help improve the reading of unstructured data. 

Performing automation on both client and company infrastructure, and improving existing service workflows.

Specific to our organization, implementing a dedicated service to automate payment processing and client billing allowed us to justify overhauling the existing person-driven process, and improve on that by eliminating areas for human errors.

The learning suite of UiPath Academy and the certification process itself was invaluable in actually teaching our team to use the tool over the course of several weeks, and it got rid of a series of potential miscommunications by ensuring technical proficiency across the developer and management levels.

Lack of macOS support this far into the project lifecycle is distressing. While boot camp and alternatives exist, that's another hurdle to cross for client implementation. Additionally, it's hard to drive an open source community and not have the tools to connect with GitHub natively, while promoting paid corporate alternatives like TFS.

Production staff has to enter data manually in several apps which cannot be integrated via API. UiPath allowed us to automate most of the job, saving a lot of time in the process, which allowed us to move most of the team to more skilled tasks.

UiPath made the production workflow more efficient, reliable and profitable. The licencing price and the time spent setting it up was paid for after a month.

• It's very easy to learn and get started.
• Developers got it right away.
• All apps (desktop and web) were integrated without any issue.
• The online academy was very helpful.

Debugging has some room for improvement, but other than that everything seems to be just amazing. UiPath is clearly headed in the right direction.

I have done a POC in inventory management. We get an excel sheet with details of users, orders, and equipment. Using UiPath, I have done end-to-end automation without any human intervention.

UiPath improved our return on investments faster compared to before when we didn't use this tool. Human resources can be reduced in client work and increased at UI development.

• Drag and drop
• Flowchart and sequence used to build activities
• Debugging
• When we build the bot, we can easily find what we have done at any point in time. 

Some areas where this product can be fully implemented is finance, invoice generation, and the work which has repeated tasks.

I am responsible for developing and improving RPA-software bots in my organisation. The processes we work on improving are in the field of finance. We started using UiPath and RPA as a technology about two years ago and are still improving and growing.

It is implemented within a larger strategy of optimizing processes in our organisation. The tasks which have been identified and thereafter automated with UiPath are now more efficient, achieving savings in personnel and improving quality in some fields.

The most valuable feature is the UiPath Studio, the graphical coding software, which has high usability and modern appearance. The number of functions is very good and is still being improved upon. These features allow you to fastly implement automation projects. Furthermore, it is quite easy getting started.

The attended bot functionality is in need of improvement. The use cases are rare and the licences are quite expensive (in relation to the use possibilities we see) for attended bots - Therefore we are currentlying neither using or planning to use them.

I have been using UiPath for nine months.

I have to say that I am overall very happy with the software and do see little need to give them advice. They have implemented a lot of new things over the past months.

I am undergoing UiPath advanced certification. I am performing a use case of a bank where it has to send frequent reminders to its clients who took loans like home loan, personal loan, etc., to pay EMI every month on time. To improve the process for efficiency as well as accuracy, I used UiPath automation to interact with their internal applications and send reminders in a timely manner with no errors.

It definitely helped in reducing the human force for repetitive tasks. Things that I like most in UiPath is the way we can automate the repetitive and redundant tasks. The new feature like AI computer vision is top notch in this decade where AI and ML are like hot cakes to improve one's technical skills.

Most of the automation is done with a simple click and select items, directly on the automated system. The advantage in UiPath is that it requires less coding and has an easy learning curve.
As compared to Selenium, it's very fast and easy to implement.

When you update to a new version, sometimes opening previous versions solutions become difficult. The packages between versions become incompatible, and when you install a package from another version, the previous one is not removed, causing a startup error. I need a proper guide for versions and compatibility.

No.

Automation Anywhere.

Automated customer onboarding experience with UiPath integrated with CRM solutions for banking cost.

• Quick automation
• Easy reporting
• Component-driven
• Agile customer support
• UI-driven
• Easy integrations system.

• Quick automation
• Easy reporting
• Component-driven
• Agile customer support
• UI-driven
• Easy integrations system.

• More training opportunities can be incorporated on UiPath Academy for users
• Real life project examples along with Project videos/Tutorials can give a better glance on tool's capability/functionality
• OCR interactions video tutorials in real time projects can be saver
• Improved Customer support Platform on UI Path Academy . E.g. Ticket Raised Details, Ticket Status Updates, Email Updates etc.

Fast-tracking the interfacing between an in-house planning application and an international partner's planning application.

Using RPA to do check and balances on invoices, and consequently uploading this data to a tax engine and extracting VAT, European sales listing and Intrastat reports. Finally, these reports are uploaded to the dedicated web portals.

Extracting handover data of wagon from a data lake and entering it into the follow-up application, since there is no direct integration yet.

Via UiPath, we were able to save a workload equivalent of multiple FTEs, which can now be directed at other more important tasks.

• The community edition
• The partnership with state-of-the-art applications such as ABBYY or Microsoft OCR.

• When automating complex projects, the application becomes sluggish due to the interfacing load.
• Licensing model is too complicated and has a lot of room for improvement.