Marg UiPath RPA

- Easy to use.

- Quick development

- Getting Controller to control Robots

I am still searching for bugs in this product

Using Uipath we are automating daily repetitive works like creating reconciliation report, reporting, monitoring etc...

I have been using Uipath for 3 years. The features are up to date and simply genius. I like the feature where all the codes can be placed in a central repository and be accessed by other developers who are working on similar automation. We can tag each module and save it for future reference. NLP Feature is one of the best to be honest since we do not have to spend time trying to learn a new coding language.

I believe there is nothing to dislike about Uipath

Once the automation is complete and the Final Product which is the BOT is live, it reduces maximum manual effort by a human which results in maximum cost saving and time

The designing of workflow helps us to be clear with what it going to automate, we can easily automate all the manual time taking repetitive task and use it for more productive work. Our team is able to become productive and efficient after using it. Not only it saves manual boring work but also helps to process it faster using parallel workloads.

I have not faced any issues with it. In the beginning when I had less knowledge about the product, I struggled for designing and other basic stuff, but after training and using it multiple times, I am comfortable with it and I am able to solve most of the automation problems using it.

We are trying to automate all our labour intensive tasks, which not only saves our labour but also helps to focus on more productive tasks. It helped our team to deliver projects more faster because of its parallel workloads which helps to save much time on redundant and unproductive tasks.

Uipath is simply amazing when it comes to integration with .net and C#. I can create standardized workflow which can be exported into Visual studio so that I can work natively on C# and it doesn't require any rendering as well. The APIs are easily accessible and most of Uipath's workflow designing can be done using drag and drop functions. Uipath's Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning introduction has been great to make the BOTs more dynamic and adapt to changes in the inputs

After having used Uipath for the past 4 years, I can confidently say that it is the best tool for automating any process

After using Uipath the lead time has reduced tremendously and it has made all our clients happy. The BOTs are live even before we can get the Ops team to deploy them on the Cloud infrastructure. Overall we saved on resources and time with Uipath.

It really works well for me. Our company uses it for automating all the robot related tasks, though on a short scale and only in some Technical teams as of now. It is used mostly in robotic arm which is used to inflate tyres of the cars going for international competitions, and mostly for bring spare parts from godown to workshop of our college. In the software department, our team is working to implement it for automating robotic aerial vehicles, but that will take some more months I suppose. Now coming to UiPath software, I would compliment the fact that it's kinda easy for me and my teammates. Also, it is quite a scalable product, but it requires a branch of skilled workers to operate, for which our college is actively recruiting new outsiders to help us. It is cost effective on large scale, but as of now, it seems costly to us being implemented only in some technical teams. So, we are trying to extract the best out of this software, and still figuring out many things to be honest.

It's too easy to use, is quite useful for me, so personally no hate for this software.

It really requires enough of data, and decent programming skills, which makes it useful

We are trying to implement this in other branches of our college, but so far it's been great in performing some basic minimal tasks.