Launch Unlimited Automations Securely On-Prem
Use On-Prem Server to launch and manage multiple business process automations within an enterprise.
“How to” Guide
On-Prem Server vs Cloud Server
Which one is the right fit for your company?
On-premise solutions are RPA bots that exist on location (i.e., the company server or company cloud). Cloud RPA means that the RPA vendor houses all digital workers (bots) and digital machines.
So how do you decide which solution is best for your business?
Consider these key factors:
1. Data security
2. Infrastructure
3. Scalability
4. Risk tolerance
Companies that want to deploy workflow automations rapidly are turning to Cloud RPA. OpenBots Cloud server is a fantastic solution for RPA orchestration that allows you to deploy unlimited bot automations across your organization—all without licensing fees for each bot!
Watch this video and learn more about the main differences between Cloud vs On-Prem.
The OpenBots Platform Has Many Benefits
Orchestration & Scheduling
Schedule bot executions in a central place with total control and view of what tasks are being completed when and where on the network.
Enterprise Grade
OpenBots Server is built on a solid architecture that allows for scalability, high security and the optimal performance that enterprises need.
Zero-Bot Licensing
OpenBots is the first enterprise RPA+ Intelligent Automation Platform with zero bot licensing.
“How to” Guide for OpenBots Server
This tutorial is for anyone that does not have experience with installing applications on servers or any experience with SQL.
OpenBots Agent is a separate application that can be installed alongside OpenBots Studio and acts as a connection between the user and an OpenBots Server instance.
Publishing a process to OpenBots Server is very simple and starts with creating a process in OpenBots Studio then using the Publish Project action to move it to Server.
Schedules are an OpenBots Server feature that enables job execution at specific frequencies or with an ad-hoc approach.
Queues are a way to work on multiple items in an automation sequentially (according to priority), while also keeping track of their progress on the OpenBots Server.
In RPA, an asset is what automations can use if they are connected to Server through OpenBots Agent
Credentials in OpenBots Server are a username and password combination that are used to authenticate users within systems and applications.
The Process Logs and Change Logs are logs stored during the execution of a process. They log and keep track of any changes that occur within OpenBots Server.
The Dashboard tab is the first page that a user will land on when they first log in to an OpenBots Server. They provide visual insight into automations.
