UiPath Reviews

I use UiPath to automate processes that use different systems. This is the best use for the tool since it has integration with a lot of systems.

We were able to automate processes that use different systems with only one tool. This approach has decreased the time of development and increased profit.

• The integration with the systems: that makes it easy to automate any process.
• It also has a very good OCR engine.

It is very expensive to acquire a UiPath license, and this cost makes it not so easy to profit from the automation.

Previously, we used to read lots of data and manually feed each document data into a system, but now we are using UiPath automation to read files, extract data, and then update the same into the given business application.

Helped to automate legacy applications and the solutions built are very robust. Also, the support that we have got from the UiPath team is excellent. We have got a very large community base for multiple queries and hence, overall a good product to work and design solutions.

• Activities are easy to use, you can even include third-party activities. 
• It helps to build any complex solution in a short time.

While doing Citrix automation, the image identification and accuracy should be easier. Easy work-related activities for Citrix is the one thing we are requesting for in upcoming releases.

• Downloading of the daily movements on the websites of the banks and the entry of them all in the ERP.
• Distribution of transfers to other departments for their control and management.

The work of downloading movements of more than 100 accounts of the banks took several hours of work daily, but now it has been reduced to a few minutes of an unattended robot that sends all emails with the movements of the accounts of all the banks classified and ordered to users before their workday begins. The increase in productivity is maximum.

The developments with UiPath have been valid for the websites of all the banks which we work with. This with other RPA solutions has not been possible.

• Financial.
• It should be improved in such a way that the objects used in the designs should not be updated with the installation of new versions of UiPath as it happens right now.

• Developed a project for invoice issuance in SAP: Using UiPath, we could finish the project very fast.
• Save costs from my company and for our clients.

• Using UiPath, we could engage with a lot of new clients, because we showed them how powerful UiPath is.
• We finished projects more faster using UiPath.
  

• The user interface of UiPath is the best part of the tool. It is easy to learn how to use.
• Another feature is the orchestrator which helps to organize all the robots in one place.

• The UiPath could improve in the AI part so that we could build more powerful robots.
• It will be helpful if we could have a diff for better version control.
  

• Primary use case: Excel automation and email automation.
• Secondary use case: PDF scraping and CSV management.

• Excel automation: Reading Excel (read range) for values and visualizing on the dashboard.
• Email automation: Daily updates from different channels require email monitoring.
• PDF Scraping: Anchor base activity helps in achieving the PDF scraping.

• Email automation
• Excel integration
• Data scraping and screen scraping
• Orchestrator
• UiPath forums.

UiPath Go! which is actually a growing store for RPA developers should be more popular and should have good acceptance rate for normal projects rather than industry based projects only.

I have not used any RPA tool earlier. It is my first time that I have used RPA.

I use the community edition which is actually a freeware version.

I researched about Blue Prism and Automation Anywhere, but the community was not as large as UiPath.

It is one of the best tools which any RPA developer can use currently.

UiPath has been working great for us in automating processes where data needs to be manually fed into one application and the result transposed to another one.

Data entry and data transfer between applications is a slow and error-prone process when done manually. RPA is a great solution to this problem. We're using attended automation for this, but productivity has increased by a factor of 10.

• Ease of use
• Lots of training and learning material available, including an online academy
• Quick learning curve for developers, with great templates
• Wide application support (both native and web-based)
• Frequent delivery of new features and bug fixes
• Great pricing when considering the productivity gains.

Developers complained about UiPath becoming slow when developing complex processes. This only happens when developing, not when running the automation, so we solved this by boosting developers laptops with more RAM.

We are using this solution to implement automations for the banking domain, in the back office as well as the front office.

UiPath's complete package (Studio, Robot, and Orchestrator plus Kibana) improved our organization by saving time for the employees that are using attended robots and helping the organization implement other activities with the use of the unattended robots.

The most valuable features that the UiPath package has are the ease of use and implementation of both Studio and Robot.

I would like to see periodic updates to activities and maybe new packages of activities. I also like the mobile Orchestrator, but I think it should be made in such a way that the user can create/update robots, processes, and queues.

Primary use is to automate BPO solutions for clients. We use it to automate a vast range of processes given to us.

UiPath has given us the ability to automate certain processes. The ease of use makes the lives of developers a lot easier, especially with the use of screen scraping tools for data. Looking forward to seeing new features added over time. Bright future for RPA on the UiPath platform!

• Inbuilt workbook features and data scraping.
• Allows developers to efficiently grab data from any window or software.

• Third-party version control is very important and needed. 
• Better support for invoking code could also be used to enhance development.
• Cannot go wrong with adding inbuilt data analytics.