Automation Anywhere, Inc.

Murali Pallikonda

Abhijit Kakhandiki

Sirisha Damarapati

A computerized task automation system operates to permit automation of processes comprising one or more computer implemented tasks. Software robots may be created and retrieved to automate human user interaction with computer systems. The software robots each take one of three forms: (i) an attended software robot that is encoded to interact with one or more application programs and to accept one or more inputs from the user as required by the one or more application programs, (ii) an unattended software robot that is encoded to automatically interact with one or more application programs without any user input; and (iii) a cognitive software robot that is encoded to automatically interact with one or more application programs without any user input and is further encoded to automatically alter its interactions with the one or more application programs by way of a machine learning engine.

Robotic process automation system with hybrid workflows

A computerized task automation system provides for software robots encoded with a set of instructions that cause the software robot to interact with one or more applications to perform one or more tasks with the one or more applications to complete a task in a manner that a user would perform the task. The system responds to an execution request that specifies a first software robot by retrieving the first software robot and enabling execution. The first software robot has encoded a first instruction that requires the software robot to await occurrence of a first trigger that specifies occurrence of a first event in order to execute the first instruction, and a second trigger that specifies occurrence of a second event in order to execute the first instruction. Execution of the first software robot is initiated only upon occurrence of the first and the second trigger.

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Murali Pallikonda