UiPath Process Mining Reviews

We are working with this tool to automate our financial processes.

As a solution provider, we are looking to start marketing RPA solutions such as UiPath to our customers, but at this point, we have only used it to automate one of our own financial processes. We will be using our automation as an example.

The most valuable feature is the user interface, which makes it easy to use for tasks like configuring resources.

This is not a perfect tool, as there are things that should be improved.

We are evaluating UiPath Process Mining.

UiPath is pretty stable and it has been good for us.

The initial setup is straightforward.

We are using the Community Version of UiPath and have only a single process automated. At this point, we are just testing and treating it as a PoC, so we do not have immediate plans to acquire licenses.

Overall, this product is very useful.

I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.

We're using this solution to build our own process mining - we already had UiPath licensing for that, so we took UiPath to see how efficient it was. We are customers of UiPath Process Mining and I'm the senior manager.

The solution gives you the option in process mining to build flows which is a good feature. 

Licensing could be cheaper, it's quite expensive. 

We've been using this solution for a couple of months. 

This is a stable product, it's a decent product. 

The technical support is good although they could respond more quickly. 

The initial setup is straightforward, it took a few minutes. We implemented it ourselves but had access to technical support if we'd needed it. 

I rate this solution a seven out of 10. 

I haven't used it practically for any live project. I used it to see how exactly it works and how will it help if my organization decides to use it for live projects. 

They had provided free training last year. It was the trial version. They provided a link, and we had to go through the link to do process mining. We were working with cloud deployment. We had two to three users.

The visualization part, showing the number of cases processed successfully after a process is executed, is the most valuable. It also showed how effective a bot is after production. This kind of analysis that we got from UiPath Process Mining was good.

Its price can be improved. They can also have a better plan for training the end users to be able to use this solution.

I have used this solution for two to four weeks.

I didn't contact them.

I was not involved in the installation process. 

It is very expensive.

I would definitely recommend this product. I would rate UiPath Process Mining a six out of ten because I haven't used it much.

We mainly work with email notifications and attachments. We use it for reporting purposes. We handle validation or manipulation in that report and then notify or send it back to the customers.

If somebody opens an Excel book and they didn't maximize it, you have to open it in a maximized mode, the occupancy then will be identified properly by the pod which is opening. If you're using DL, it works fine, but sometimes our requirement is to put in a CC.

I have been using UIPath Process Mining for five years.

UIPath Process Mining is stable.

We sometimes can have some issues with the scalability on the platform because we are sharing the licenses. We are trying to focus on the queue concept where we can utilize it, to make it faster.

The setup is very good and explained well. People who are at least accustomed to this automation in UiPath, can read and go through the process without a problem.

I would rate UiPath Process Mining an eight out of ten.

We are automating some manual work with it. We are working with its latest version.

Its speediness is most valuable. It is quick to develop. It is also quick and easy to learn.

Its license structure is complex. 

In terms of features, there isn't anything missing at this time.

We are a partner, and we have been working with this solution for three years.

It is very stable.

It is scalable.

Their support is good.

Its setup is straightforward. It is very fast to implement. It typically just takes days.

In terms of maintenance, it requires very little maintenance.

I would advise others to think of its use cases before they start implementing it. They should use it for the right things. 

I would rate it an eight out of 10.

I have found the most valuable features to be virtualization, multi-user, developer tools, API analytics, and workflow management.

I have found UiPath Process Mining to be a very complex tool to use. They could improve the OCR recognition feature.

I have been using UiPath Process Mining for approximately two years.

I rate UiPath Process Mining a ten out of ten.

UiPath's communication interface looks good. 

We started using UiPath for the past year.

I haven't used any enterprise editions. I just use the free dev version. 

I rate UiPath Process Mining seven out of 10. It's good. I haven't had any issues with it.

We are mainly using UiPath Process Mining for process conformance and process efficiency, with use cases related to supply chain, finance, etc.

UiPath Process Mining impacts our company positively by providing us with a lot of insights. It helps us optimize our shared services operations. We can see where the process bottlenecks are and address them. It's useful for optimization and reducing bottlenecks across the business processes.

UiPath Process Mining helps to free up staff's time for other projects. UiPath Process Mining helps save 10% to 12% of our time.

UiPath Process Mining helps us reduce our total cost of ownership (TCO). It helps us reduce our TCO by approximately 5%. It has potential, but we are not using it fully.

UiPath Process Mining takes two to three months to implement and another two to three months to adopt. We could see its value within four to six months.

UiPath Process Mining comes with quite a few connectors and tools, so its integration capability is decent.

UiPath Process Mining provides excellent end-to-end visibility as long as you have the right data source systems and quality. Many times, we struggle with data quality, but if you have good quality data, it provides you with good end-to-end results.

The process graph stands out as my favorite feature of UiPath Process Mining. We can look at how exactly the processes are navigating, where they are stuck, the task time, etc.

It is excellent in its ability to help us turn raw data into actionable information.

It is meant to provide us with transparency. We do get that benefit from it.

Adoption is the key. The solution can give great results, but many times, we struggle to drive adoption.

We have been using UiPath Process Mining for the last three to four years.

The stability of UiPath Process Mining is pretty good.

It is easy to scale.

They provide good support for UiPath Process Mining.

Positive

We started with ProcessGold, which is the legacy version of UiPath, and we are now using the cloud version.

The initial setup of UiPath Process Mining is straightforward; it is not complex.

Its implementation in a complex organization requires understanding and adapting the business rules. It takes time. It can take two to three months.

We work with service integrator partners for the deployment of UiPath Process Mining. We did not face many challenges with them, so my experience was satisfactory.

The return on investment with UiPath Process Mining depends on the use cases, but if we truly utilize it, within a year or two, we should be able to recover the investment we have put in.

UiPath Process Mining is better priced than Celonis, which we found to be on the costlier side.

We did not evaluate any other options before choosing UiPath Process Mining.

UiPath Process Mining is an excellent tool; if you have the right ERP systems and you have good data quality, then you can apply Process Mining for the best results.

We are doing some POCs with Agenetic Automation, but we don't have any in production yet.

Many of the process bottlenecks we encounter might be due to certain regulatory complications and legacy organizational issues. Some challenges are straightforward, whereas others become human or regulatory dependent.

I would rate UiPath Process Mining a nine out of ten.