Conagra shares the benefits RPA has delivered and their plans to increase use of RPA in the future with their partner, Infosys.

1. Partner and Customer Showcase
Infosys & Conagra Brands
Rahul Sualy
Director, Global Business Services
Conagra Brands
Sanchit Mullick
AVP & Head of Sales,
AI and Automation Services
Infosys Ltd.

2. Business
Challenges
 Labor intensive process to keep the trade
specifications updated with latest product and
nutrient details
 Fines levied by wholesalers for missing delivery
timelines
 Integrating systems and processes for
Pinnacle Foods
Motivation
Mission : To provide the organization a positive impact
resulting from engaging business partners to drive operational
excellence through effective leadership, application of
continuous improvement techniques and automation tools.
 Redirect employee effort towards strategy and analytics
 Free up workforce to perform more creative, motivating and
less repetitive tasks
 Avoid fines levied by wholesalers for missing delivery
timelines. Cut out human error, inconsistencies and Duplicate
and/or incomplete work
 To increase the working capital by automating the invoice
payment with Prime Revenue

3. The Benefits RPA has Delivered
Early success has
built excitement
around RPA and has
expanded to 10+
business towers now
Decreased cycle
time and improved
throughput: Bots are
performing tasks
faster than user and
operate 24X7
50-80% of the
process automated
in certain areas
$3 M+ increase in
revenue per year
$5 M+ in fine
avoidance

4. Plans for the Future
Continue to
implement AA across
the organization’s
operations area to
automate rule based
activities and progress
the journey towards
smart automation
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Leverage insights
from the BOTs
implemented and use
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5. Lessons Learnt
Considerations and lessons learnt from our implementation
Time Commitment from Business: We
aren’t the experts, we need the business to
guide the way.
Sop’s, WebEx recording with narration,
OPL’s, etc.: These materials will drastically
speed up the documentation portion of this
process
Test data: Understand what good test data is
to test the automation, this step can be a
timely hang up when not thought about a head
of time
Access: What access and roles are needed to
perform this task?
Open to change: Willingness to “tweak” a
process can in some cases greatly increase the
automation factor
Understand business rules: Are there hard
business rules surrounding this process?
Are systems changing: Are any of the
systems the automation will be touching
changing within the year?