Customer Workshop Webinars

Feeling limited by the native actions available in your automation software? While native actions are a great building block for user-friendly automation, sometimes you want more flexibility with your integrations. Automate’s custom actions enable you to create your own functionality between your applications and your automation for more control over your workflows.  

Looking to simplify complex workflows? Whether you’re a power user or a citizen developer, Automate’s Workflow Designer is built to make creating and managing multi-step automated processes a breeze. Through the intuitive drag-and-drop interface, achieve seamless integration of the various tasks and activities in your workflows—even with multiple conditions and extensive processes.

Learn how to build more robust automation with Automate’s powerful API integration kit. Whether you’re a power user or a citizen developer, we’ll show you how easy it is to authenticate, access and process the data that is exchanged.

Are you ready to take your Automate API skills to the next level? Whether you’re a power user or a citizen developer, we’ll show you how to automate complex tasks using advanced automation. 

The Automate Recorder is a powerful tool in your RPA arsenal, and this brunch and learn will show you how to use the recorder and Excel actions to achieve UI-driven data entry and extraction. 

Learn how to build a solid foundation for your automation with Automate’s easy-to-use native actions. Whether you’re a power user or a citizen developer, we’ll show you how to use our drag-and-drop, form-based development to automate common applications like Microsoft Office, SQL Databases, and more. 

Automate’s powerful OCR capabilities can effectively process your organization’s structured data, helping you eliminate data entry and reduce errors. OCR can read, extract, and convert images such as jpeg, png, pdf, bitmap, tiff file, and more, into text for electronic automation and importation. 

JavaScript injection is a very powerful action for web browser automations. This allows users to interact with a website exactly as the website is expecting. Adding JavaScript to Automate’s web browser actions takes your automation a step further, allowing users to build automation that controls the site as a human would when needed. 

You’ve seen the power of Automate in streamlining your tedious processes. But is your organization embracing an automation first culture and using Automate to solve other problems within your business? Join us to become an automation champion at your organization. We’ll walk you through how to create an automation backlog of projects so you can accelerate your wins and add to your ROI.