ARPA — software robots for routine business processes
Key features
Document workflow automation
Robots read data from invoices, acts and requests, reconcile it and enter it into your accounting systems.
Faster and error-free
Routine operations run many times faster, and manual data-entry errors are eliminated.
Works with any system
1C, CRM, ERP, web services and databases — the robot works in them like an employee, with no changes to your systems.
Full transparency
Every robot action is logged: you can see what was done, when and with what result.
Your people are freed from routine and can focus on work that truly grows the business.
How ARPA is implemented
Process analysis
Together with your team, we study the process and identify which operations are worth handing over to a robot.
Robot development
We configure the robot’s workflow and connect it to your systems.
Testing
We test the robot on real data and agree on the result with you.
Launch and support
We launch the robot, monitor its stable operation and adjust it as your processes change.
Your first process can be automated in as little as 3 weeks.
Where ARPA is used
Finance and accounting
Accounts receivable monitoring, bank statement processing, reconciliation of reports and settlements with counterparties.
Procurement and logistics
Processing purchase requests, reconciling invoices and contracts with suppliers, tracking deliveries and warehouse stock.
HR, IT and service
Employee onboarding, dismissals and transfers, certificates, user account and service request management.
Sales and marketing
Preparing payment data, acquiring reconciliation, syncing the product matrix and customer reference data.
Don’t see your process? Tell us about it — we’ll assess whether it can be automated.
FAQ
How is RPA different from API integration?
A robot works with applications the same way an employee does — through their user interface. So processes can be automated even where there is no API or building one would be too costly.
Do we need to change our systems?
No. Robots work in your applications — 1C, CRM, ERP, web services — just like employees, with no changes to your systems.
How long does implementation take?
From 3 weeks for the first process. The exact timeline depends on the process complexity and the number of systems involved.
Where is ARPA hosted?
On your company’s servers or in the cloud — your choice.
Still have questions? We’ll show you ARPA on your own processes.