IQ Bot Reviews

IQ Bot has the capability to identify changes, for example, in an invoice set up in a particular format, and remap its settings to reflect the changes. Also, it has the ability to learn by itself.

I like that it has all the AI capabilities. For example, if we have an invoice in a particular format, but then on the next day the format, for instance, the location of the invoice number, has changed, IQ Bot has the capability to identify those changes and remap its settings accordingly. It also has the ability to learn.

API configurations through control room could be improved a bit. 

If Automation Anywhere can be provided at a lower cost, it would be more beneficial.

Technical support could be improved.

Also, IQ Bot could increase the handwritten document reading ability.

I've been using IQ Bot for more than two years.

IQ Bot is a stable solution.

Technical support was very convenient previously, about one and half years ago, but now, it is not as good. Even the support persons that we contact can't give us a solution.

The initial setup is a bit complex; it's not like setting up client.

The cost can be high.

I rate IQ Bot at eight on a scale from one to ten.  I reduced it by two points because of the cost and because the handwritten reading feature could be improved.

I would recommend IQ Bot as long as the client is able to afford the cost. The advice I would give would be that there are some databases in which this feature could be utilized very efficiently using conditional queries and regex. So, it would just be a matter of the client exploring the tool and working with the tool thoroughly.

We have a group of customers that provide services for contact centers, and those customers have their own systems. Frequently, we can find opportunities for automation so we execute the analysis to search for what kinds of solutions we can deploy. After the development, we charge 

We use it with Automation Anywhere version 11.

By using this solution, we have been able to reduce the manual tasks that are performed by our telephone operators.

The most valuable features are rapid development, stability, and ease of use.

This is a very useful product and the intelligence is powerful.

The quality of the service needs to be improved.

Having a complete cloud version, as a SaaS, would be quite nice.

This product is absolutely scalable. We probably have 100 users.

According to the demand, we expect that our usage will grow, although it is difficult to say by how much at this point.

We have been in touch with technical support through online means, and we also have a partner that assists us with technical issues.

I used to work with Automate from HelpSystems, as well as Softomotive.

The initial setup is relatively easy. The deployment took about one month.

The functionality is centralized around a control room, in on-premises infrastructure. 

We have an internal group of developers who deployed it.

There are more affordable solutions than this. For example, with UiPath, you can download the software, install it, and start working with it. You don't have to pay for anything until you want to connect to the centralized servers. It is very nice.

We may look at other options in the future, such as UiPath and Blue Prism.

My advice for anybody who is implementing this product is that it's quite important to well-define what the problem is, in order to have an efficient development cycle.

The biggest lesson that I have learned from using IQ Bot is that it's important to carefully consider the scope of the project in order to avoid any pitfalls. You don't want to try automating things that are not viable, or not suitable for automation.

I would rate this solution a nine out of ten.

We use it as an extraction tool.

It's quite easy to use, you just have to map the filter to keep it going.

The log scripts can only be written in Python, there is no compatible language.

The cloud version is not good and the fees are expensive.

The Auto Logic creation is available as a plug-and-play model, and this should be available in IQ Bot.

I have been working with IQ Bot for eight months.

Other than being on a cloud network, it's fine, it's stable.

It's scalable, we use it for most of our use case. We have no issues with it.

We have less than five users in our company.

Based on the use cases, we may have plans to increase our usage.

They provide technical support.

The initial setup is straightforward.

It took less than a week to deploy.

It's expensive.

IQ Bot is a part of Automation Anywhere.

I would rate this solution a seven out of ten.

Our clients use the solution to automate back-office processes such as credit requirements. They also may use it to review contracts and to process invoices.

The way that the learning combines with the OCR is the solution's most valuable aspect.

If they could improve the usability to train the models that process the farms, that would be helpful for our clients.

It would be helpful if the solution was better at reading handwriting. It needs better handwriting recognition.

I've been using the solution for one year.

The solution is very stable. It works very well. We haven't had issues with bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash. It's reliable.

We've never had issues with scalability. It's been quite good. If a company needs to expand it it should be able to do so without too many issues.

Typically we sell the solution to large and medium-sized organizations.

The technical support has been pretty good. We'd rate it nine out of ten. If they were a bit faster in their response, I'd give them perfect marks. However, that said, we're pretty satisfied with the level of service we're given.

The initial setup is straightforward. It's not complex at all,

The installation is very quick due to the fact that it is a cloud solution. It takes one day to get ready. However, to finalize everything takes on average ten days.

We're resellers. We offer this solution to many of our clients.

I would advise that new users try to get all kinds of forms from the beginning of the deployment. It will make things easier down the road.

I'd rate the solution nine out of ten. We've been pretty happy with the solution overall.

The IQ Bot that we develop is actually for detecting text in a PDF invoice file. Companies generally have different types of invoices from different clients with different formats. We use IQ Bot to detect the information we need from the different formats. We plan to deploy this to our customers but meanwhile have two or three people using it in our company. We deal with the maintenance in-house. We use IQ Bot when there's a relevant project, it depends on the case. We are partners with IQ Bot and I'm an RPA developer. 

One of the issues we have is being able to detect a variety of texts or dates that are written differently depending on the invoice, so character recognition, OCR, is a very good feature. 

The product algorithms could be improved to increase accuracy. We currently need to make regular adjustments, constantly retraining the product to cover all cases.  

I've been using this solution for five months. 

We haven't reached complete stability yet but that's related to the tools that we're using. We're currently exploring RPA tools to see which is the best. 

Scalability depends on the architecture of the development itself, but in terms of the tools that we're using it's scalable.

The initial setup was a little complex because server sites use different servers for IQ Bots, which means separate databases. The software is not that complicated if you understand the features. We have an internal IT consultant who carried out the implementation for us and it took a day to set it up. 

The licensing cost is higher than a normal or standard license. 

We looked at Power Automate as an option. The difference is mostly dependent on the clients' sites. A lot of our clients use Microsoft products and Power Automate integrates well with that. We are still considering the option of using Power Automate for our clients but it will probably be decided according to whether the company uses Microsoft products. 

I would suggest that if you have a complex process that requires decision making then IQ Bot is an option, but if it's a regular situation where there's no decision making and it's normal automation, then it may not be necessary. It depends on the automation process.

I would rate this solution a seven out of 10. 

I am a developer and I have used IQ Bot for one project. It is used for automation.

The most valuable feature is the cognitive, self-learning component that understands the undefined templates. 

A community version of IQ Bot should be released so that more developers can gain experience with using it.

It would be helpful if the IQ Bot OCR could be integrated with third-party solutions like FlexiCapture.

I have been working with IQ Bot for between two and three months.

Talking about stability, I would rate it a seven out of ten.

It is a scalable solution.

I have not yet been in contact with technical support.

I have about one year of experience with UI Path but I have not worked on any products that are comparable to IQ Bot.

At this point, IQ Bot has only been running for a couple of months. In time, I will have a better understanding of the product, including its advantages and disadvantages.

I would rate this solution a seven out of ten.

We used IQ BOT for document processing. It was semi unstructured data from the farms and some of the reports that were coming in. We were scanning them and then reading out the details and format and incorporating that in another application.

A very important feature is the efficiency with which it was able to categorize the different data types and the format. Also, the OCR was good. The efficiency of the optical connector reader or OCR was good enough for our usage. 

It's not necessarily the IQ bot but the Automation Anywhere as a whole, I find it slightly complicated to use as compared to a product like Uibot. I would say it's not intuitive from a user standpoint. This leads to a specific specialist to be part of the team to work on it. Because otherwise business processes are best understood by the business people and the IT applications are better understood by the IT people. But when it comes to these kinds of automation, it is the business people that should be able to do it on their own. For that, it has to be intuitive. So that is one key concern that I found. It's not that intuitive for a person to work on it. The learning curve is quite high. However, adding the layers of UI would not mean add in a lot of layers of abstraction because that also adds a problem. The flexibility drops. The machine learning techniques like we have for these bots are slightly limited as of now. Maybe they're already extending it or maybe in the latest version that I have not used will provide extensive machine learning algorithms that can be integrated with the bot. But that was my only space which I see that could be better. Very soon features would be more, on a large number or more machine learning algorithms and specifically there is what we are researching right now, ourselves, with is machine learning. But, there is a subset of it which is self-learning. Self-learning is going to be a key aspect because as we start automating the processes, the processes also evolve and sometimes we need to read deep parts instead of that, there should be the capability of self-learning algorithms available. However, it's easier said than done and I can understand it's very difficult. But that is the key piece which I would like to see do better right now.

We have used IQ BOT for a few months.

In the end, I believe IQ BOT is a very stable product.

I think IQ BOT is scalable.  If I had to rate it, then I would put the rate of 4.5 stars out of five. So it was good enough.

The technical support is good. It is very good, in fact. They're quite reactive. They were able to help us out. So I have no complaints. I have nothing negative to say about them.

When I joined this part of the team, they were already using Automation Anywhere. In our previous teams, we were using UI BOT and in fact, in the team that I was working with a few months ago was also using UI bot.

I was not involved in the initial setup, so I cannot tell you about that. But in my experience, it was not complicated. It was easy. I know the setup but I was not involved in this particular setup here.

I would say that IQ BOT Automation Anywhere was one of the leaders in the industry. Still is, and I think we initially invested a lot on Automation Anywhere and that's why we continued using it. However, it doesn't mean that Automation Anywhere doesn't have the caliber yet. It has a very strong capability set. And that was perhaps the reason why we went for Automation Anywhere. I would recommend it. It has been a good pleasure using the product. I would rate it eight on. a scale of ten. The reason is the intuitiveness and the second one is the range of machine learning algorithms that, when I was using it, was not there.

We use IQ Bot to improve the OCR capabilities in our automation.

The most valuable feature is the cognitive ability, as it will learn an interface that it is not familiar with and perform in the way that a human does.

I really like the user interface.

The price of IQ Bot, packaged with Automation Anywhere, is too expensive for some companies and they will not use it. The price should be lowered.

I have been using IQ Bot for about a month, although my experience with Automation Anywhere itself is for more than three and a half years.

IQ Bot is a stable part of the platform.

Management comes into the picture when it comes to scalability. If there are bots available then we are able to scale up and down without affecting our performance.

I have been in contact with technical support and I am satisfied with it.

They have helped us with problems in the past. They respond quickly, and in all of the cases, our problems have been resolved in a maximum of 24 hours.

I have tried other options but there were problems with the OCR that caused me to try IQ Bot. We were having trouble reading invoices from the OCR image data.

The initial setup is pretty straightforward. Even deploying all of the bots to the sites, if the person is technical then it is pretty simple and straightforward.

We are using the Community Edition of Automation Anywhere that includes IQ Bot.

The package that includes Automation Anywhere and IQ Bot starts at $10,000 USD.

IQ Bot technology is good and it is a solution that I can recommend for a conventional user. When it comes to people who are from a non-programming background, I think that IQ Bot is fine. There are solutions that require people having programming skills, especially in .NET, which makes developing and managing the bots easy. This is not the case with Automation Anywhere. 

I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.