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Automat for Enterprise

We make COE's hyper-efficient. Rather than spending tons of engineering hours maintaining brittle automations we let companies offload their most challenging automation tasks.

Empower your Center of Excellence (COE) with the industry's leading, cost-effective process automation (RPA) solutions. Dive into rapid intelligent document processing (IDP) and harness the power of user-friendly citizen developer tools. At automat, we're revolutionizing how COEs operate. By streamlining complex tasks and offering intuitive tools, we drive efficiency, allowing your COE to focus on innovation and strategic growth.

Engineering Teams Love Automat

Engineering teams find working with us to be a game-changer. We simplify the complexities of UI-based automations, enabling you to focus on scaling your projects with ease. Our hosted API endpoints are not just robust but also user-friendly, making integration into your existing codebases a smooth process. Even better, we can create custom API endpoints tailored to your specific needs. For organizations with stringent security requirements, our on-premise solutions are fully compliant with industry standards

Citizen Developer Tools

Our groundbreaking tools are set to redefine your company's citizen developer program. By allowing users to simply demonstrate or describe a workflow, we streamline the RPA (Robotic Process Automation) and IDP (Intelligent Document Processing) experience, making automation more intuitive and accessible than ever before. But it's not just about ease; with our comprehensive governance system in place, we ensure every process remains compliant and secure. It's a straightforward approach to RPA and IDP that both empowers and safeguards.

Safety & Governance

In enterprise COEs and RPA teams, robust governance techniques are paramount to ensure efficiency, compliance, and security. Role-based access control (RBAC) is commonly employed to grant specific permissions to users based on their roles, ensuring that only authorized individuals can make changes or access sensitive data. Audit trails are maintained to track every action taken within the system, providing transparency and accountability. Additionally, version control systems are integrated to manage changes and updates to automation scripts, ensuring consistency and allowing teams to revert to previous versions if needed. Regular risk assessments and compliance checks are also conducted to identify potential vulnerabilities and ensure that all processes adhere to industry standards and regulations.

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