OneRPA

Robots built in a browser, run on Windows, Mac or Linux

Built on the 1C platform, OneRPA is a framework for robotic process automation. A browser-based interface is where robots get built and administered, and they can then run wherever the customer chooses: Windows, Mac or Linux. The client runs natively, so no virtualization framework is required and resource needs stay low. The vendor offers cloud and stand-alone versions, and where security requirements are strict, the system server can be installed on the customer's own premises.

Extending a robot while it is being written

New actions can be created during robot development, with no compilation step and no outside tools. Extensions are stored in the database and replicated to every developer on the team within a few minutes. Robots and extensions come with version control, and all data sits in one place instead of scattered files and projects. Scripts can be written in 1C, JavaScript, Python, PowerShell or AutoHotKey.

Working with 1C applications

OneRPA integrates with standard and managed forms in 1C apps without COM objects, selectors or picture clicking. The vendor describes its RPA projects as focused on people rather than systems: it picks time-consuming, ineffective processes and hands them to robots, and says the framework can automate work in any system. It also states that there are no annual fees or robot subscription fees.

The vendor mentions AI and machine learning implementation as a further area it can start on, and invites visitors to request a demo version by leaving contact details.