Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a technology that uses software "robots" to automate repetitive, rule based digital tasks that are usually performed by humans. Instead of requiring manual input for routine operations such as data entry, file transfers, form submissions, or report generation RPA bots can execute these tasks faster, more accurately, and at scale.
Unlike traditional automation, which often requires deep system integration or coding, RPA is designed to work directly with existing applications, mimicking the way people interact with user interfaces. This means organizations can deploy automation without restructuring their IT infrastructure.

Benefit of Robotic Process Automation
How RPA Works
User Interaction Simulation: Bots replicate mouse clicks, keystrokes, and data input just like a human user would. Workflow Automation: Processes are mapped out step by step, and bots follow these workflows consistently. Integration Without Disruption: RPA works across legacy systems, web apps, and cloud platforms without major system changes.




