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Robotic Process Automation
RPA is the software technology that allows you to transact in any software application or website, mimicking human clicks. RPA delivers software robots to perform everyday repetitive user actions through the application interface.
What is BPM?
Business Process Management
BPM is a corporate methodology aimed at optimizing business processes in an organization. A process is a series of activities that must be performed by people and/or systems in an organized way in order to achieve a specific objective. BPM may be integrated with existing enterprise software (ERP, CRM).
AuraQuantic RPA functionalities
AuraQuantic automation tools, powered by the latest technologies, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, outperforms everyday user actions, freeing your people to devote their time to add value to your business. AuraQuantic Process Mining capabilities scan and guide you on identifying what actions to automate next, while discovering new business scenarios.
When it comes to legacy or on-premises applications, AuraQuantic provides a robust set of technologies to enable their integration into the digital ecosystem, from ODBC connectors to on-premises authentications, such as Kerberos. If your legacy application does not have an API or a database, you want to perform web scrapping or you just have an RPA platform already in place, AuraQuantic has partnerships with the main RPA vendors and includes out-of-the-box connectors for a seamless integration.
Different focus
Although Business Process Management (BPM) and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) operate with a similar process logic based on events,
actions, conditions and loops, the context for their application is vastly different.
BPM ensures a solid operational and business process infrastructure, whereas RPA is used to tackle tasks just as a person would,
but at a much higher speed; therefore, it operates at a more superficial level.
RPA
Task level automation
Defines specific workflows
Looks for human replacement
Superficial integration capabilities
Very powerful with BPM
Highly effective with repetitive tasks
BPM
Business level automation
Defines generic workflows
Humans are involved in the process
Integration between systems
A foundation platform for companies
Orchestration between users, data & systems
Why combine?
BPM can be considered as the foundation for company operations, orchestrating a coordinated and efficient workflow that integrates users, systems and data. RPA complements the BPM by allowing certain tasks within the company workflow to be undertaken in record time.
In short, RPA and BPM are not in conflict with each other. Although both seek process optimization, their area of influence is different, and each case will require greater presence of one or the other. Indeed, in most circumstances, the best solution will be to implement both solutions.
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