
- UiPath is a Robotic Process Automation tool which is a Windows-based automation tool as it is developed using the .net framework.
- UiPath is used to automate repetitive and redundant tasks and eliminates intervention of human efforts
- UiPath is the top tool to learn RPA and it does not require any knowledge of programming languages to use to implement RPA, as it is picked and place (drag and drop) type of tool
- UiPath comes with a Community Edition, which is free for a lifetime and has most of the functionality of the Studio version but it will not include robots.
- You can even create your own custom activity and embed that in the UiPath workflow using Dotnet programming.
- UiPath is built using the .NET framework. Hence, we can use the functions of C# in it.
- Easiest one to develop and execute, you don't want to have so much hardware has to install, it is a simple software you can just install and start working on it
Advantages of UiPath:
- Uipath is one of the best RPA tool available in the market for windows
- Easy to learn and easy to develop a bot
- No or least coding
- Powerful record and play
- A unique way of identification of application and web pages
- It is evolving every day with extended libraries to support multiple activities
- Built and uses .NET functions, native to Windows OS, so that it can interact with all window applications
- The highest community of developer
- Free community software
- Have Three products related to each other
- UiPath Studio for development
- UiPath robot for running tasks
- UiPath Orchestrator for managing, scheduling bots
- UiPath has 300+ inbuilt activities, We can also import packages like Excel, Mail, PDF in addition to the built-in packages. These activities are available in the Activities pane.
UiPath Products and Versions:
The UiPath has three products altogether respectively, Studio, Robots, and Orchestration and we call it a Platform. The studio is used for Development, Robot is used to execute the Automation which we have developed on any PC, and Orchestration is the central place where you manage these robots.
Introduction to Robotic Process Automation