Python-based RPA Platform is the Easiest One to Use
G2 is the largest and most trusted website for software review. For each reviewer, G2 confirms his identity and professional usage of the reviewed software. The Easiest to Use RPA Platforms, based on real users reviews are shown below: For the first time, a Python-based RPA platform is leading the “Easiest to Use” ranking. BotCity […]
Python RPA Done Right! Stop using Python as a Step in Low-Code Workflows
I begin this post with a meme that captures what many companies face while adopting Python in their Robotic Process Automation stack.Most companies I talk to want to use more Python in their RPA initiative. They are facing scalability or performance issues for not using Python in the best way. Some develop bots with “Python […]
RPA orchestration: How to deploy any automation in BotCity Maestro
Continuing our series of articles about RPA Orchestration, this time, we will understand how to deploy our automation step by step in the BotCity Maestro platform, where we can deploy any automation, whether we developed it using Python, Java, JavaScript, other programming languages, or even different frameworks such as Selenium. Let’s break this myth that […]
RPA orchestration: Why is it important to orchestrate your automation built in Python or other programming languages?
RPA automation projects have several stages. We must care for each of them to ensure maximum assertiveness and successful delivery, from defining and mapping processes through development to orchestration and management, monitoring executions, taking care of the support part, and monitoring what is happening. We will start a series of weekly articles explaining and focusing […]
What types of logs to consider in your Python RPA automation and how to manage them – Part 1
When we build automation to attempt an RPA demand, we also need to pay attention to how we will manage the performance of this robot and what we need to monitor. Within these questions, we also need to evaluate which tools we will use for this. In this article, we want to show you how […]
Beyond Python RPA: Orchestrate any automation with BotCity Maestro
You may already have different types of automation running in production. And, suddenly, you hear of BotCity Maestro, a tool that can help you manage and orchestrate your automation. Now your thoughts start questioning: “Do I need to develop all my bots with Python RPA?”. You can put those thoughts aside! This article will help […]
Orchestrating and managing your Selenium automation
Even if you haven’t built your bots with Python frameworks from BotCity, you can orchestrate the automation you already have running in production using BotCity Maestro. Here is how to do this without needing to code again the bots that already support your business and its processes. Understand the differences between the BotCity and Selenium […]
Best practices for developing your Python RPA automations with excellence
There are a few ways to build a Python RPA automation, but it is important to consider quality and best practices from the beginning of this build to minimize potential problems. Let’s learn about some of these best practices below. 1. Have an open communication with the people involved It is important to make it […]
Python RPA + Orchestration – Here it comes.
There is a growing trend for developing RPA solutions as ordinary software using traditional programming languages like Python. Citizen developers are primarily automating their basic day-to-day tasks. When automating complex processes at the core of a company’s operations that involve multiple employees, a technical squad with experts in automation and integrations is mandatory. As technical […]
BotCity Maestro integration for Python bots
Follow this article or the video below to learn how to integrate your bots with the Maestro: Prerequisites: Runner: download it here. BotCLI: download it here. Alternatively, Botcity’s BotStudio comes with a bundled BotCLI. The Studio can be found here. You must be registered to the BotCity Maestro platform. You must be able to run […]
