2021-12-10T11:47:00Z

What needs improvement with Robocorp?

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Sumedin Bilalic - PeerSpot reviewer
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2024-01-29T17:04:12Z
Jan 29, 2024

The platform's documentation could be better.

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2023-07-07T18:29:33Z
Jul 7, 2023

They should fully develop Robocorp Studio because it would attract a lot of people to the Robocorp platform. Right now, they have Visual Studio Code for traditional coding. If they are providing any studio with drag-and-drop functionality, it will help upcoming developers or CDM developers.

Deepak Kumar Software - PeerSpot reviewer
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2023-06-19T07:07:15Z
Jun 19, 2023

The deployment process is an area for improvement. It would be great if they could make it a bit easier in the next update.

Gaurang Pateriya - PeerSpot reviewer
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2023-03-12T11:21:00Z
Mar 12, 2023

There are certain libraries in Python, such as those dealing with PDF automation and word files, that require the presence of certain external dependencies in the environment to be successfully used. Currently, the containers that have been provided on the platform do not have such support. We need a way for custom configuration of those containers to allow for the addition of those external dependencies.

Mohammed Zaman - PeerSpot reviewer
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2023-03-09T22:00:46Z
Mar 9, 2023

We've had conversations with the head of Robocorp over Slack about things we want to improve. We want to introduce some packages, but the authentication tokens and many other things are not there. We can do it in Python, but the custom packages are unavailable. We would also like an integrated PDF reader and better integration with custom solutions. The built-in Excel customization is limited, but we can still accomplish what we want using Python. We must rely on Python to customize processes in Robocorp. I don't know about the latest IDE from Robocorp, but the old one doesn't have a lot of activities. I don't know if they have updated the UI in the latest version, but they could improve that. The UI selector isn't that great. It would be nice to take elements from the console and customize parts. Everything is based on command lines, which I do not like. A flow chart with block items would be good for optimizing code. I would also like more support tools for developers so it's easier to understand when passing code to others.

Tooba Faroki - PeerSpot reviewer
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2023-02-24T09:11:37Z
Feb 24, 2023

The solution could be more stable.

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Muneeb Tabassum - PeerSpot reviewer
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2023-01-20T10:54:21Z
Jan 20, 2023

We use the latest version of the process studio and it takes up a lot of CPU storage. In our case, this has been up to 14 GB of storage.

Jacek Tokarczyk - PeerSpot reviewer
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2022-11-30T14:13:44Z
Nov 30, 2022

I don't like the complexity of deployment.

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2021-12-10T11:47:00Z
Dec 10, 2021

The features of the solution are really good. We are starting to transfer the process from UiPath to Robocorp. An additional feature I'm looking for in Robocorp is SAP automation.

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