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IBM Digital Business Automation and Blue Prism Integration
By integrating IBM Business Automation Workflow and RPA, enterprises can address their business requirements by leveraging people, systems, content and bots in end-to-end workflows. IBM Business Automation Workflow (BAW) traditionally relies on APIs to integrate services and systems. However, applications are often not built for integration and therefore don’t have APIs or their source code […]
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IBM RPA 11.0.0.5 is now available
IBM Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere 11.0.0.5 is now available. New capabilities in this IBM RPA release include… Simplified integration between IBM RPA and IBM Business Automation Workflow is now possible with a new IBM BAW with AA toolkit that can start a bot directly from a process flow by using new IBM RPA […]
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IBM Digital Business Automation and UiPath Integration
By integrating IBM Business Automation Workflow and RPA, enterprises can address their business requirements by leveraging people, systems, content and bots in end-to-end workflows. IBM Business Automation Workflow (BAW) traditionally relies on APIs to integrate services and systems. However, applications are often not built for integration and therefore don’t have APIs or their source code […]
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Combining IBM RPA and IBM Datacap to automate desktop tasks that require data extraction form documents
Combining IBM RPA and IBM Datacap to automate desktop tasks that require data extraction form documents How to use RPA and data capture technology together to automate data entry form documents Paul Pacholski, IBM Canada Lab (pacholsk@ca.ibm.com) Larissa Auberger, IBM Germany (larissa.auberger@de.ibm.com) Abstract To stay ahead in a highly competitive environment, businesses focus on speed, […]
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Use ODM to make a decision within a RPA activity
Overview IBM Operational Decision Manager (ODM) provides a complete, easy-to-use system for automating day-to-day operational decisions and allows business people and IT staff to collaborate on business rules by using an interface and a language that are comfortable and intuitive for both. IBM Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere (IBM RPA) with Automation Anywhere leverages […]
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Use RPA to assist a business user when completing a BPM task
Overview Some of the tasks that knowledge workers perform in IBM Business Process Manager contain repeatable steps that involve collecting data from multiple systems, such as email, spreadsheets, websites, and desktop applications. You can use IBM RPA with Automation Anywhere to automate these steps by providing integration with the external systems through their GUIs. This […]
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Use BPM to handle exception cases for RPA
Overview A typical use case for an IBM Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere (RPA) bot is to take data that is available in system A and transfer it to system B. In such a “swivel-chair” activity, the bot works in batch mode. It opens the UI of system A, and then goes through each […]
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Use RPA to trigger an event in a BPM process
Overview In some IBM Business Process Manager scenarios, the outcome of an IBM RPA bot might be relevant for a BPM process instance. In such cases, you might want to notify the process of the outcome of the bot. This sample shows you how to create a bot to extract data from a PDF form, […]
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Use RPA to launch a BPM process
Overview In IBM Business Process Manager (BPM), you author processes with tasks that are performed by the system, by users, or by IBM Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere (RPA) bots. In certain scenarios, the outcome of running an RPA bot might be that a BPM process must be started. In this sample, we look […]
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Use RPA to complete a BPM system activity
Overview In IBM Business Process Manager (IBM BPM), you author and run processes with tasks performed by the system or by users. In system tasks, you typically integrate with external systems using the APIs that your external system has. If the external system doesn’t have any APIs that can be easily consumed by IBM BPM, […]