The push to digitally-transform business stems from the demand for better and faster customer service, coupled with organizational pressures to increase efficiencies by optimizing processes. By working together, Appian and UiPath are making it faster and easier to deploy enterprise automation solutions that bring people, robots, and systems together. The result is improved customer experience, efficiency, and operational performance.
“Our alliance with Appian, together with bi-directional ‘no-code’ integration, enables our joint customers to easily integrate their RPA and business process management initiatives. This is delivering an end-to-end ‘automation first’ approach where robot, system, and human activities are orchestrated uniformly to deliver accelerated digital transformation,” said Param Kahlon, Chief Product Officer at UiPath. “As our customers adopt UiPath enterprise RPA technology at an unprecedented rate, the benefit of this alliance becomes even more important.”
The UiPath Enterprise RPA Platform delivers rapid automation of manual, rules-based, repetitive processes. It’s been used to automate millions of tasks for business and government organizations all over the world — improving productivity, customer experience, and employee job satisfaction.
Appian’s low-code platform takes developers from idea to application up to 20 times faster than traditional development. Appian’s powerful business process management and case management features give business process owners an easy way to integrate robotic processes into human workflows. With bots performing mundane tasks faster and more accurately than humans can, employees can focus their attention on customer interactions and other meaningful work.
“We believe companies need a simpler way to create powerful software applications,” said Malcolm Ross, Vice President of Product at Appian. “Our partnership with UiPath enables the seamless customer experience and operational efficiency that organizations need, and our low-code platform assures the fastest time-to-value in the industry.”
