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What is RPA and what is it for?
A software
Not an expensive piece of hardware...
Ready in days
Not an implementation of months...
100's of Bots
Not literal physical robots...
RPA is a software that automates repetitive and tedious business processes.
RPA BENEFITS FOR YOUR COMPANY
What can be automated?
No matter the size or industry of the business with RPA software all repetitive process done on a computer which can be described in steps, with low variance and takes more than 100 hours per month has the potential to be automated.
We help you identify those candidate processes with immediate savings.
Some examples of RPA...

Accounting
Long hours collecting information, manually reconciling or generating invoices?
Focus on more important tasks and automate your tax processes.

Sales
Low sales or a very saturated team? Increase your sales funnel with prospecting on LinkedIn, 24/7 monitoring, reports or automatic calculation of bonuses with bots.

Integration between Apps
Manually passing daily information between systems? Connect your inventory software, customer relations, business platform (SAP for example) or any other.
Watch RPA in action!
Why is it important for your business?
Makes your processes more efficient
Save money and help you earn more
Improve relationships with your customers and employees
Because of this, RPA is among the fastest growing sectors and can boost the productivity of your business. It is a key competitive advantage today, do not wait for your competition to do better than you, let us help you!
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Also, challenge accepted! Contact us, let's review your most complicated or the longest process and see for yourself the benefits of our solution. Lean on these points to define the candidate process:
- On a computer
- It is rule-based
- It is repetitive (daily or weekly)
- It is documented and stable
- It has defined inputs and outputs (Text, PDF, XML, etc.)
- It has low variation scenarios