Their Pitch
Automation where agents think, robots do, people lead.
Our Take
A software that clicks buttons and fills forms for you, like having an invisible intern who never gets tired of copying data from Excel.
Deep Dive & Reality Check
Used For
- +**Your accounts payable team manually enters 500 invoices per week with 15% error rates** → Bots process invoices automatically with 95% accuracy, team focuses on exceptions only
- +**You're copying customer data between CRM and billing system every day for 3 hours** → Automated sync runs overnight, data stays current without human intervention
- +**Manual report generation takes your analysts 2 days each month** → Reports generate automatically on schedule, analysts spend time on insights instead
- +Handles screen scraping from legacy systems that don't have modern connections
- +No-code builder lets business people create automations without waiting for IT
Best For
- >Your finance team spends 20+ hours a week copying invoice data and making typos
- >You're drowning in manual data entry between systems that should talk to each other
- >Hit 100+ employees and the boring work is eating your smart people alive
Not For
- -Teams under 50 people — you're paying enterprise prices for problems you don't have yet
- -Companies wanting plug-and-play automation — this needs dedicated bot babysitting or they break
- -Anyone hoping to "set it and forget it" — UI changes will kill your bots monthly
Pairs With
- *Excel (where your bots will spend most of their time copying and pasting data)
- *SAP (the main reason people buy this — because SAP integration is painful)
- *Salesforce (to automatically update records instead of making sales reps do data entry)
- *Microsoft Teams (where bots send notifications about what they accomplished overnight)
- *Azure (to host the Windows VMs your bots need to run on)
- *Power BI (to build dashboards showing how much time your bots are saving)
- *ServiceNow (for enterprise workflows that are too complex for simple automation tools)
The Catch
- !Bots break when apps update their interfaces — expect 2-4 hours of fixes per bot per month
- !The pricing starts reasonable but runtime hours and Windows licenses add up fast (surprise $5K bills)
- !You'll need someone to become the "bot person" or pay for expensive support — these aren't Zapier workflows
Bottom Line
Turns your repetitive office tasks into robot work, but you'll need someone who speaks bot to keep them running.