Introduction
What RPA is, how Roberty works, and what automation looks like in each area of a business.
Introduction
Before getting into the documentation, it is worth knowing what RPA is, the security measures we have taken, and how the technology works.
What is RPA?
RPA is the technology that automates the repetitive work people do on a computer, by building robots for it. Any repetitive process that is high in volume or risk and governed by business rules is a candidate for RPA.
Security measures
- Our infrastructure runs on Amazon, so you do not need a server of your own.
- Our robots talk to our cloud over end-to-end encryption.
- Beyond the encryption, a robot sends only what it has to. None of your company's data travels over the internet.
- Roberty was built to follow the Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD).
Read more about the Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD) here.
How does it work?
- The robot is scheduled according to the business rule.
- Robots need their input correct and in a consistent shape.
- The robot drives the mouse and keyboard to carry out the routine.
Roberty has a specialised support team that watches the robots and keeps them running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Examples
An RPA robot can perform most of what a person does in a digital system. Some of the areas Roberty works in:
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Tax and finance:
- Processing invoices;
- Settling payment slips;
- Financial modelling.
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Supply chain:
- Purchase orders;
- Registering suppliers;
- Sending email.
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Human resources:
- Automating payroll;
- Collecting, sorting and filtering CVs;
- Producing reports of all kinds.
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Sales:
- Talking to customers;
- Taking orders;
- Chasing overdue payments.