I have been working on building bots with Power Automate Desktop (RPA from Microsoft) for the past year. I have been automating financial and ERP processes. Most of them have been created around SAP transactions, but I also had the opportunity to work with JD Edwards – Oracle’s ERP. The workflows I have been building were usually initiated on SharePoint, using Power Apps forms, but some of them were also triggered using schedulers. Some of them were supplemented with Power Automate cloud flows, where approvals were done, others not.
Through all that time I was also carefully watching where the development of the PAD is going, what new features it is being equipped with, how much Microsoft is investing in the product and how is it changing over the time comparing to its market competitors. The product is on the market since 2020 and since then it has made a huge step forward to be recognized as a market leader.
During the session I would like to share with you my knowledge, so that you will learn:
- What I have learnt about Power Automate Desktop as product
- What obstacles I have faced and how I have solved them
- A set of best practices for working and using RPA from Microsoft so that you will not need to look for solutions over the internet as you face problems yourself
- Insights from automating SAP and JD Edwards with Power Automate Desktop
Benefits of Attending this Session:
- Tips for working with RPA and SAP/ JD Edwards
- Best practices for designing RPA processes
- Ways to handle issues in RPA
