Blue Prism Enterprise 6.9: 5 DW Consolidated (US, CA)
Blue Prism | 2020-11-25Windows, Windows Server 2016 with SQL Server 2017 Standard Windows Server 2016 - 64-bit Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
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BluePrism automation experience.
What do you like best?
Easy to import the code previously created in MS VS.
Not so hard to create VBOs.
Easy to administrate on the roles-based model.
A lot of pre-created components.
Not so hard to create VBOs.
Easy to administrate on the roles-based model.
A lot of pre-created components.
What do you dislike?
Not so easy for the "citizen developers".
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Automating business processes. Great possibility to use C#/VB.net code.
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Blue prism used to automate tools like web automation and desktop applications
What do you like best?
Automation accurate results like web,excel
What do you dislike?
Application fails when coordinates and position chnages
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Bluesprism solve the web based applications and excel operation ,pdf application and image automation
Intelligent Process automation redefined
What do you like best?
Blue Prism is a tool that requires no prior coding knowledge, even though having one is an advantage.
With digital exchange and its learning portal, one can easily find their way into the world with blue prism. Using Blue prism, one can develop fast and reliable automation solutions for applications like SAP, windows, Browser, Mainframe, Citrix, etc.
With digital exchange and its learning portal, one can easily find their way into the world with blue prism. Using Blue prism, one can develop fast and reliable automation solutions for applications like SAP, windows, Browser, Mainframe, Citrix, etc.
What do you dislike?
Blue prism is such an RPA tool wherein one can automate applications but depends on many screen elements. A slight change in the coordinates or screen resolution can have a significant impact on surface automation solutions. Also, a downside is not being open source makes it tough to learn for everyone.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
I am developing SAP and web automation use cases to reduce effort and manual intervention for redundant activities. It has a good ROI along with robustness and reliability.
Blue Prism - unassisted RPA for everything
What do you like best?
Blue Prism is extremely powerful and lets you build your business objects in addition to regular automation flows - this enables you to reuse objects for multiple automations and minimizes development time for future enhancements to existing automations. It also allows for multiple approaches to capturing elements on a computer screen including browser-based mouse placement, HTML identification, screen mapping, etc.
What do you dislike?
Blue Prism is highly complex, and it does take a great deal of time to plan and execute usable automation properly. This isn't something you can just install and become productive with on the first day; however, after some commitment to learning the product, there isn't anything you can't automate!
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
We're using Blue Prism to automate some system configuration tasks that would typically take our team weeks to perform manually. The configuration tasks are time consuming but somewhat predictable and we have been able to save hundreds of hours of time by using Blue Prism instead of configuring manually.
The most stable RPA tool in market
What do you like best?
Application modeller and work queue management within control room
What do you dislike?
Credential Manager management is not up to the mark
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Reconciliation
Great Product overall but needs to do more innovation on the Intelligent Services Space.
What do you like best?
Security, Governanace,Risk and Compliance,Ease of Use, Development,Support.
What do you dislike?
Intelligent Services capabilities like OCR and NLP.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Automating Business Proccesses that are repetitive and mundane.
Gaining huge FTE and cost benefits out of it.
Gaining huge FTE and cost benefits out of it.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Definitely an easy to use tool with very good security,governance and compliance attributes.
Blue Prism is very User Friendly
What do you like best?
The Design Layout is very easy to navigate.
What do you dislike?
Some Tabs are not easy to locate and the Tabs clucky.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Creating Repetitive Task Automation for SAP ECC Transactions.
Great low code platform, however room for improvement
What do you like best?
Blue Prism is a great piece of software for low code, easy process automation, its capabilities can be extended far beyond basic UI process automation and integration with Web APIs are easily acheivable.
From a dev environment to a prod environment only takes a few clicks and Blue Prism makes putting your processes live very easy. The key with any RPA platform is that its not a no code solution, there are times that you will have to write your own code, on the platform and Blue Prism is no different. To get the most out of Blue Prism, you will need to dedicate resources to build solutions within Blue Prism otherwise you may not see the cost savings to the product.
From a dev environment to a prod environment only takes a few clicks and Blue Prism makes putting your processes live very easy. The key with any RPA platform is that its not a no code solution, there are times that you will have to write your own code, on the platform and Blue Prism is no different. To get the most out of Blue Prism, you will need to dedicate resources to build solutions within Blue Prism otherwise you may not see the cost savings to the product.
What do you dislike?
While Blue Prism is great, it does fall short in some basic integration areas, such as regular expressions in application models and general regex matching as a whole. To really get the most out of the product as previously mentioned you will find yourself writing simple code objects that perhaps the platform could do out of the box (such as checking if a column exists when working with collections)
I think that it would be great if Blue Prism had better integration between a dev and prod environment, at the moment to import new releases you have manually export / import but it would be nice if there was a package release system that automatically imports a new release into a prod environment (thinking of continuous integration).
It would also be great if Blue Prism could integration better testing options such as defined unit tests, before a release is made available, this way a developer can easily catch errors in their code that they might not otherwise be aware of.
I think that it would be great if Blue Prism had better integration between a dev and prod environment, at the moment to import new releases you have manually export / import but it would be nice if there was a package release system that automatically imports a new release into a prod environment (thinking of continuous integration).
It would also be great if Blue Prism could integration better testing options such as defined unit tests, before a release is made available, this way a developer can easily catch errors in their code that they might not otherwise be aware of.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
At Norfolk County Council, we're using Blue Prism to not only automate our IT requests from end users via Assyst, we are also using the platform to complete payroll related tasks and help with the COVID response by using RPA to automatically register local businesses with the Department of Health and Social Care for the UK's Workplace Surveillence Testing programme. We've only been developing for a few months, however we have managed to save NCC as a whole a huge number of hours just in a few "quick win" type projects.
Fantatsic Product, highly recommend!
What do you like best?
- Ease of Use, building processes is very easy for anyone to learn, implement, and reap rewards.
- Excellent Support network, the blue prism has been very responsive to support requests. We've had an excellent success manager, Robin, who helped us along the way when we implemented our system and our first processes.
- Robust process automation, the processes are very robust, flexible, and easy to understand. Any issues that arise can be controlled and fixed within the appropriate time and can be as strong as you want to make it.
-Network of customers - There is a large network of Blue prism users in which you can share ideas and use similar processes.
- Excellent Support network, the blue prism has been very responsive to support requests. We've had an excellent success manager, Robin, who helped us along the way when we implemented our system and our first processes.
- Robust process automation, the processes are very robust, flexible, and easy to understand. Any issues that arise can be controlled and fixed within the appropriate time and can be as strong as you want to make it.
-Network of customers - There is a large network of Blue prism users in which you can share ideas and use similar processes.
What do you dislike?
- some areas needed more technical skills to understand, such as the cloud SaaS can be tricky to understand, however, there are excellent support networks. Please note, that you may need help from time to time from your networking team.
-the training was sometimes difficult due to poor explanations, i often found myself guessing and when you have no experience with Blue Prism it can get tricky. Luckily i have development experience so i was able to complete it, but might be tricky for someone with no development experience.
-the training was sometimes difficult due to poor explanations, i often found myself guessing and when you have no experience with Blue Prism it can get tricky. Luckily i have development experience so i was able to complete it, but might be tricky for someone with no development experience.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
- to reduce process costs
- improve customer relations
- reduce the effort needed for staff to perform repetitive tasks.
- improve customer relations
- reduce the effort needed for staff to perform repetitive tasks.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
If you're considering Blue Prism as a platform for your automation tasks, it is an excellent product for anyone to learn and use. There is a big investment in the start however the benefits can be reaped once you have a solid development team, automating mass processes, that will reduce your workloads, save you lots of money and finally, giving your staff more time to complete innovative tasks they've been sitting on, rather than working on repetitive tasks.
Strong and Robust RPA Platform
What do you like best?
Studio, Process Workflow design. Releasing Packages features
What do you dislike?
Access to RPA Platform is restricted to only BluePrism Application, rahter it should also support Web Browsers to access the Digital WorkForce and Control room.
And support other operating systems like Linux, Mac and Google/Andriod
And support other operating systems like Linux, Mac and Google/Andriod
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Productivity, Quality, Scalablity
Recommendations to others considering the product:
One of the robust RPA Platform that has strong and clear roadmap with advanced features.
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