The Canton Group has started a series of blogs evaluating and comparing features of UiPath and Microsoft Power Automate Desktop (PAD).
While there are many RPA tools available in the market, The Forrester 2021 Report state that, "UiPath and Microsoft are two leaders in RPA industry and continuously introducing new features in their product to win the race." As a result, they have introduced Robotic Process Automation (RPA), the use of automated software robots that mimic and integrate human actions within digital systems empowered by machine learning and artificial intelligence. Information Technology leaders are constantly looking for new opportunities and technologies to help individuals automate their processes. This activity required the use of various tools to extract information in a more structured approach. If, after doing some research, you find that is the path you want to take, I would suggest investigating the other platforms before investing in this one.Since the inception of the internet, most organizations have developed browser-based applications to facilitate an online presence and digitally connect clients to their services.Īs the number of web-based applications increased, companies and individuals started to fill out forms and the organizations would subsequently extract data from websites. If you want a broader range of automation you need to purchase Desktop.įinally, if true RPA is what you're after (it sounds like you're unsure what it actually is), Power Automate is a distant 4th behind Automation Anywhere, UIPath, and Blue Prism.
Power Automate's base package is only intended for automating the O365 suite of MS applications. It also comes with a very high price tag, depending on your Microsoft licensing model - you could be charged per bot in some cases. It does indeed do things natively AutoIt does not, such as IDP with applied AI and ML A Power Automate forum should be your next stop.Īs to a viable alternative to AutoIt, that is comparing apples and oranges To dig in to why it is running so slowly for you, I would agree with the above comment - this is really not the best place for that.
I guess it depends on what version you are using (Base or Desktop) and what you are trying to do.
I have not noticed extreme slowness with Power Automate. 90% of my contracts nowadays are RPA (Automation Anywhere & UIPAth mainly), and I have used PowerAutomate.
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