Blue Prism Reviews

The main use cases for Blue Prism in my environment are a mixture of everything. Primarily, it started with finance, then HR, operations, logistics, and a few other areas.

I have utilized Blue Prism's AI-infused functionalities in my automation projects, which have opened up more use cases for us in general.

I would assess the impact of Blue Prism's ability to integrate with existing technology infrastructures in my business processes as very good. They have capabilities that work with every legacy application we have as well as our modern applications. They also have a product called Chorus, which is their BPM product, allowing integrations to many new things that weren't possible before. It can retrieve from emails or different types of communications, plus many new extra layers of orchestration, which has opened up significant new use cases and more end-to-end process automation and orchestration.

I have been using Blue Prism's digital workforce for automating repetitive and rule-based processes from day one.

I find Blue Prism features such as their smart vision capability quite advanced in general. The ability to scale quickly is also valuable, and their support is good in general. The way you build automations and put them into production is relatively smooth and easy.

There is nothing really to improve about Blue Prism. Where they are going and what they are doing is more practical compared to competitors. They introduced something called the enterprise operating model, which has been quite good, considering everyone is moving towards AI now. While everyone else jumped on new AI features, these guys rolled out and pulled back on adopting AI.

We are using Blue Prism primarily for reconciliation use cases. Any task related to reconciliation is suitable for Blue Prism.

In some cases, Blue Prism has helped save time, improving workflow efficiency.

We use the solution for internet applications based out of the banking and insurance sectors. 

We find many of Blue Prism's features valuable. One recent one we're using is Decipher IDP. We're also looking at a couple of other tools and working on proofs of concept. Decipher IDP helps us create templates to extract data from images and PDF files, which is especially useful for processing invoices accurately and feeding that information into our systems.

Overall, the tool is easy to use and learn. When there are upgrades or complications, we can migrate quickly. The development time is shorter, which makes things easier and keeps our customers happy with the results. So far, Blue Prism has quickly adapted to our business requirements. We haven't run into major complexities yet - everything has been successful.

There are a few cases where we get invoices. For example, we get invoices in PDF format, so we have to go through that particular version and capture a few fields; for that, I use ABBYY; once that field is captured, I export that data to a CSV or Excel file. ABBYY will be input into a network drive; from there, our BP processors will process it. 

The advantage of the solution is the automation we can do with the solution. We are saving a few dollars by automating tasks that we used to complete manually by allocating two or three resources in front of the system. Also, by automating, the margin of error becomes very low. The security feature of the solution is also quite good. 

Blue Prism provides both on-premises and cloud versions. We are quite happy with the Blue Prism solution. 

I use the solution in my company mainly for SAP reports automation. It is used to automate reports on a weekly and monthly basis. The tool is also useful for work order management.

My company uses some of the knowledge skills from Blue Prism.

The most effective feature of the product revolves around the area of application designer with which a user can interact with most of the different applications. SAP, Excel, and the web are all areas that one can easily integrate into Blue Prism.

The product's scalability feature's flexible nature has had an impact on our customer's business processes. My company initially started with three robots, but now, we are at eleven. The product offers flexibility, and it is possible to increase its use easily.

Our company uses the solution's automation processes to develop a fleet of robots for one of our clients. To date, we have developed more than 40 robots. 

We also have clients in the banking and insurance industries. 

We currently use both the 6.10.2 and 7.0 versions of the solution. 

The solution is way more efficient for debugging than other tools. 

As integrators, we specialize in developing solutions on various platforms, with a focus on WorkFusion, UIPath, Blue Prism, and Automation Anywhere. Additionally, we have developed our own RPA solution.

To clarify, we don't handle the deployment process. Typically, the environment is already set up by the time we arrive. Our role is to automate the business processes.

I believe the situation with our client is quite complicated. They were attempting to upgrade from version 6.7 to 6.10 but encountered various challenges during testing. 

Although we made migration efforts, other teams faced issues, and the upgrade had to be postponed. 

Currently, the production version remains at 6.7 or 6.6, while the development version is at 6.7.

Blue Prism is primarily used for invoice and document processing. 

We use a basic capture function within the platform to extract information from various types of documents, including PDFs. 

If the documents are consistent, we can work with them efficiently.

It's hard to make a definitive statement as we work with the tools available to us. While I haven't had much exposure to the latest version of WorkFusion, I've heard good things about it. 

I switched from another RPA platform to Blue Prism, and I personally appreciate the way they handle queues and their overall approach.

Blue Prism is a typical RPA platform that uses a low-code approach with its own strengths and weaknesses. I don't have any specific details to share about Blue Prism at the moment.

I find Blue Prism's debugging functionality to be quite useful.

Blue Prism is a tool designed to securely automate web processes, and it helps automate processes for people in banking. Banking transactions are often divided into sections to keep a track of the transaction records, card numbers, customer names, and client supplying numbers, and it is important to ensure that the records of these details are secured. To achieve this, Blue Prism has incorporated 256-bit, which is way faster and better. Owing to this reason, it has been approved by IT security teams.

My company decided to go with Blue Prism because of the security it provides. One of the other reasons our company decided to use the tool is because of our strong partnership with SS&C Blue Prism's team.