You can automate browsing tasks without needing a server connection. The platform provides its browser, allowing you to run anything inside it. 

The strength of Kofax is that it has multiple products. The product provides end-to-end solutions for different business problems.

Tungsten provides multiple modules such as Kofax TotalAgility for business process management which can automate various processes inside a business. It offers features related to dashboards and error management. Under this unified platform, businesses can optimize their solutions through various automation levels, ranging from semi-automation to full automation.

Mostly, we scrape documents using this tool.

Kofax handles UIs via the browser well. If it's not possible, they have other features like modeling screen scrapes, etc. 

The most valuable feature of Kofax RPA is the simplicity of automating tasks.

Kofax RPA's best feature is its high success percentage in picking up information from documents, especially where the DPI is really low.

The solution is improving every day and they have valuable tools for integration with RPA tools like OCR system, for example. We use it on our PDF documents and on our invoices.

The synthetic API approach is valuable. The product enables users to do document processing.

The most valuable features are workflow and process automation. 

The best part of Kofax is that they have a whole concept. It's one product, but also has extra elements that can be integrated. If you take the whole package, with the extra products you can digitize it using RPA and also by using the other products they provide.

The most valuable feature is the robotic process.

It is very simple and easy to learn compared to any other RPA tools such as UiPath, Automation Anywhere and Blue Prism.

I think it is similar to other RPA platforms. I do not think that there is much I can say is remarkable about this tool itself. I would say it does not present too many issues, but it is not at the level of the market competitors.  

The ability to script information from websites is most valuable. It also seems to be fairly robust and reasonably easy to manage on a server-based deployment. We have a number of robots operating on the central server.

The solution is excellent for consulting websites. It helps make it possible to send information. They make it possible to download the solution or allow clients to upload files.

The initial setup is pretty straightforward. 

The configuration of the product is very fast and easy in comparison to other options.

The pricing of the solution is quite good.

The product has been very stable.

The solution can scale.

Technical support is very helpful.

The features that we have found the most valuable are the integration of different third-party support and productivity services.

The end user only has to click once to preserve the entire email conversation.

The OCR is quite stable and flexible. It was able to recognize hundreds of items in some of the use cases.

At times it was equal to ABBYY. ABBYY is definitely a leader in OCR from what I understand, although I haven't worked with it.

They also have good integration tools.

The flexibility to use already-developed components is really good. You can use it for Excel-related operations and other things.

I haven't been exposed to the solution on a micro-level. Our senior technicians would be able to better answer the question about valuable features.

The pricing is quite good.

Kofax has already had the capabilities in terms of the OCR performance so that's one of the strong features.

The drag and drop functionality is quite good.

The solution allows for integrations, which is quite helpful.

The product provided all the security controls that we asked them.