Frequently asked questions about RPA

The duration of an RPA project varies greatly depending on the complexity of the project, the number of processes to be automated and the customer's experience with RPA technology, but compared to other digital transformation projects they tend to be short projects.

The typical project to automate a few simple processes usually takes about two to three months.

With our innovative RPAaaS (RPA as a service) we greatly shorten the project duration due to the avoidance of all environment and installation configuration.

The price of RPA depends on different casuistry, it is not fixed. It depends on the RPA provider, since each one of them has its own prices and on the type of license/robot obtained. Obviously it will also depend on the price of project development by the RPA developers/consultants.

Another point that will vary greatly in the price of the project is the complexity of the project and the amount of work to be done on it.

Our RPAaas service (RPA as a service) greatly reduces the price of the projects, making them accessible to all types of companies of any size and sector. Contact us for more detailed information.

RPA can be applied to practically any company, since every company has administrative and repetitive processes such as human resources, finance, accounting, administration, etc. There are always sectors in which it can be applied to a greater extent, but RPA is a technology open to all sectors and thanks to our RPA as a Service(RPAaaS) also to any size of company, since there is less investment.

The main barrier to entry is the cost of both robot licenses and project development.

Another barrier to entry is not having the necessary infrastructure and requirements.

Our Digital Robots team are experts in the innovative RPAaaS (RPA as a Service) solution to minimize these barriers and make RPA accessible to ALL enterprises.

RPA is a technology that brings great benefits to companies, helping employees in their tedious and repetitive day-to-day tasks and making them bring real value to the company. In addition, human error correction and speed greatly helps companies to meet strict targets.

Take a look at our "What is RPA"page where we explain all the benefits of RPA in detail.

RPA is a very secure and non-intrusive technology. To maximize security, it is very important that the development is done by a highly experienced and expert team with the appropriate measures in place.

At Digital Robots we have a very expert team that applies a strategy and specific best practices to always ensure the total security of customer information.

There are many typical automatable cases for RPA. Some of them could be: Order creation and management, expense and financial information management, accounting management, requisition review, systems performance check, claims management, inventory control, user management, ERP management such as SAP, Navision, etc.

The main benefits of RPA are: Time savings, increased profitability, error reduction, 24x7 work, easy integration, customer satisfaction, increased productivity, scalability and security.

Take a look at our "What is RPA"page where we explain all the benefits of RPA in detail.

Yes, RPA (Robotic Process Automation) is applicable to a variety of companies, regardless of their industry. Its usefulness is especially highlighted in repetitive and rule-based tasks, improving operational efficiency across the board.

Hyper-automation is a holistic approach that combines artificial intelligence, robotic process automation (RPA), and other technologies to automate and optimize business processes. This approach seeks to maximize efficiency by integrating and orchestrating various technology tools to achieve advanced automation.

Yes, Intelligent Automation can be combined with RPA. Integrating RPA with artificial intelligence, machine learning and natural language processing enables more intelligent and adaptive automation, improving the ability to handle complex tasks and data-driven decisions.

No, implementing RPA technology is not particularly complex. RPA is designed to be relatively easy to implement, especially in repetitive and rule-based processes. However, some projects may require careful planning and adaptation to specific business needs.