And for the applications that are too old or expensive to support API connectivity, UI flows let you record manual tasks, such as mouse clicks, keyboard inputs, and data entry. Prebuilt connectors for more than 300 apps and services support API automation for working with information stored in the cloud or in on-premises apps and databases. Power Automate’s AI Builder lets you parse structured and unstructured data from paper-based invoices, images, and other analog sources. In short, Microsoft is attempting to offer API-based automation and UI-based automation in one tool. Power Automate already helps organizations automate millions of processes - adding RPA is meant to let them also automate their legacy apps and manual processes. It’s supposed to eliminate repetitive tasks so humans can do what they do best. RPA is a form of business process automation that relies on bots or AI workers.
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