RPA

Robotic Process Automation and Digital Workers Robotic Process Automation (RPA) uses software bots to imitate human steps in routine digital work. When paired with AI and cloud tools, these bots can become digital workers that run processes across systems, around the clock. They handle repetitive tasks so people can focus on more meaningful work. RPA works by interacting with the user interfaces of the apps people use. The bot clicks, copies data, pastes into fields, and moves from one program to another. Because it relies on existing interfaces, it can be deployed quickly and with limited risk to core systems. This makes it a practical starter for many teams trying to improve speed and accuracy. ...

RPA and Business Process Automation RPA, or robotic process automation, uses software bots to mimic human actions on a screen. BPA, or business process automation, looks at how work moves through the company, connects data from different apps, and smooths out steps. Together, they help teams run faster, with fewer mistakes, and give people time to focus on more valuable tasks. How RPA works RPA bots observe the user interface, click, type, and read what appears on the screen. They work with the same software you already use, often without changing systems. A bot follows simple rules, handles routine exceptions, and then reports results for human review. This makes automation quick to start and easy to scale. ...