Automation and integrations

Hand repetitive actions over to a software robot

When an employee opens the same applications every day, copies data across and performs the same checks, it's worth assessing RPA. A software robot carries out agreed rules — it doesn't independently handle undefined situations.

We can discuss transferring invoice data, compiling reports, reconciling data or updating records. Before choosing RPA, we check whether direct system integration wouldn't be a more reliable approach.

The solution includes an action history, notifications about exceptions and a responsible person. If the windows or rules of the systems used change, the robot may need updating, so we discuss maintenance in advance.

Who it's for

Who this service is relevant for

The same actions repeat every day

An employee opens the same applications every day, copies data across and performs the same checks. Actions like these are worth assessing from an RPA perspective.

Data is moved manually

Transferring invoice data, compiling reports, reconciling data or updating records takes up your team's time, even though it follows the same rules each time.

The process follows clear rules

A robot suits actions that can be described by agreed rules. Undefined situations continue to be handled by a responsible person.

Scope

What work it covers

Transferring invoice data

Transferring data from invoices into the systems you use, according to agreed rules.

Compiling reports

Recurring data collection from existing systems to prepare reports.

Reconciling data

The same checks across different systems or records that employees currently perform manually.

Updating records

Recurring record updates in the systems you use, following a defined workflow.

Checking the integration alternative

Before choosing RPA, we check whether direct system integration wouldn't be a more reliable approach.

Exception handling and history

The solution includes an action history, notifications about exceptions, and a responsible person.

Collaboration

How collaboration works

01

We clarify the need

We discuss which actions your employees repeat every day, what rules define them, what the constraints are, and what result you're aiming for.

02

We agree on the scope

We define which actions the robot will carry out, check whether direct system integration wouldn't be a more reliable approach, and agree on how we'll verify the result.

03

We implement and test

We test the robot with real work scenarios. The solution includes an action history, notifications about exceptions, and a responsible person.

04

We hand over and maintain

We prepare the solution for use and walk the team through it. We discuss maintenance in advance, since a change in the system's screens or rules may require updating the robot.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does the robot make decisions on its own?

No. A software robot carries out agreed rules — it doesn't independently handle undefined situations. The solution includes notifications about exceptions and a responsible person who reviews them.

Is RPA the only way to automate actions in systems?

No. Before choosing RPA, we check whether direct system integration wouldn't be a more reliable approach. We choose the solution based on the specific process.

What happens when the system you use changes?

If the system's screens or rules change, the robot may need updating. That's why we discuss maintenance in advance.

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Let's start with a conversation

Let's start with a specific scenario

Briefly describe which actions your employees repeat every day. We'll assess whether it's worth handing them to a software robot, or whether direct system integration would be more reliable.