For an RPA implementation your goal is to transact in any software application or website, in the same way a human would, in order to automate repetitive tasks like setting or fetching data. Whereas, with BPMS you aim at optimizing the business process to make human decision-making faster, creating alignment of all the resources in line with the corporate strategy of a business enterprise. Real-life situations practically require a combination of straight-through and human-decisions. If RPA fails the BPM can take it over and easily route the request to a workflow where humans are engaged to complete a task .

1. Robotic Process Automation Software
Create Tireless Workforce & Enhance Capacity To Grow Business
The Institute for Robotic Process Automation (IRPA) states, “Out of every 100 steps, a human is likely to
make 10 errors, even when carrying out somewhat redundant work. Robots are trustworthy, consistent and
tireless. They can perform the same task the same way every time without error or fraudulence. RPA
optimizes capabilities that grow organizational capacity.” The RPA forms an important ingredient that fulfills
the needs like transactional integrity between systems, data protection and management of exceptions for
making RPA achieve the objectives of automation and doing “more with less” without any constraints of
time, 24×7.
Make Your RPA Implementation More Powerful By Marrying It With
BPMS
For an RPA implementation your goal is to transact in any software application or website, in the same way
a human would, in order to automate repetitive tasks like setting or fetching data. Whereas, with BPMS you
aim at optimizing the business process to make human decision-making faster, creating alignment of all
the resources in line with the corporate strategy of a business enterprise. Real-life situations practically
require a combination of straight-through and human-decisions. If RPA fails the BPM can take it over and
easily route the request to a workflow where humans are engaged to complete a
task .