UiPath software robots are intelligent, reliable, flexible, and eager to take on a huge range of tedious tasks. They’re also easy to build and manage, so you can launch an entire robot workforce to quickly deliver efficiencies, higher performance, and high ROI.
Meet robots that can automate practically anything
Here’s just some of what your software robots can handle: desktop, web, Citrix and other virtual desktop interfaces (VDI), text-based data, email, IT, and of course human actions. Did we miss anything you’re looking for? Just ask.
Whatever technology you work with, our robots will, too
UiPath software robots have great relationships with multiple platforms. They’re very cozy with enterprise applications like SAP, Salesforce, Oracle, Microsoft, Google, and ServiceNow, to name just a few.
Teach software robots new AI skills: reading documents, recognizing dynamic interfaces and understanding conversations to make complex decisions. Use pre-built AI models from UiPath, the open source community, or our 100+ partners—or integrate your own AI models.
Choose the best way to collaborate with software robots
Unattended robots
They work independently in the background and handle task-heavy, long-running processes. Unattended robots will check in with employees for validation or if there's a question or exception via UiPath Action Center.
Attended robots
Attended robots work side-by-side with humans on their desktops and act like personal assistants to help with daily tasks. Employees access, schedule, and run attended automations in UiPath Assistant.
Hybrid robots
Attended and unattended robots provide support for users and back-end processing in a single solution.
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Attended, Unattended, and Hybrid: 6 flexible deployment models
Learn everything about software robots, what tasks they can do independently and in what cases they need your help. Understand how to deploy robots step-by-step and benefit from automation today!
"We have a wealth of talent in the company and the robots are allowing us to bring this out and leverage it, by freeing us from those tasks that we all know have to be done but do not satisfy us either personally or professionally."