Is it possible to automate Exact SOE Healthcare client-server application using UiPath (like SAP)?

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Hi Team,

We are using Exact SOE Healthcare, which is a client-server (desktop) application.

I would like to know:

  • Is it possible to automate Exact SOE Healthcare using UiPath, similar to how we automate SAP? or citrix automation
  • Does UiPath support this application through selectors, UI Automation, or any specific plugins/add-ins?
  • Are there any best practices or limitations we should be aware of?

Any guidance or experience would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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Hi @Venkadesh

Yes, Exact SOE Healthcare (desktop/client-server) can be automated using UiPath.

  • UiPath can work with it using UI Automation selectors if the app exposes elements properly (WinForms/WPF).
  • If selectors are not reliable, you can use anchors, keyboard shortcuts, Image or Computer Vision automation.
  • There is no specific UiPath add-in or plugin for Exact SOE.
  • Best practice is to do a POC first, use stable selectors, add waits, and run bots on dedicated machines.
  • Limitation: some screens may not be fully automatable and upgrades can break selectors.

Overall, automation is possible, but effort depends on how the UI is built.

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Thanks @Monali_Vekariya

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Hi @Venkadesh

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Thanks.

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Hi @Venkadesh

Welcome to the Community

Yes, Exact SOE Healthcare can be automated using UiPath, but it works more like desktop/Citrix automation, not like SAP.

  • UiPath can automate it using normal UI selectors if the application exposes its fields properly.

  • If selectors don’t work well, UiPath can still automate using:

    • Keyboard shortcuts
    • Anchors
    • Image or Computer Vision automation

  • There is no special UiPath plugin or add-in made specifically for Exact SOE Healthcare.

Best Practices
• Always do a small POC first to check what level of automation is possible
• Use stable selectors and proper waits
• Run bots on dedicated machines for better stability

Limitations
• Some screens may not be fully automatable
• Application updates can break selectors

If Solution help you please mark as solution Let me know if you face any issue happy to help
Thanks & Happy Automations

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@Venkadesh

Yes, it is possbile.

Normal Ui Automation should work. I’m not sure the technology on which the application is built but if it’s built on .Net then no additional add on required to be installed, if on Silverlight or Java, UiPath does provide the add on which you can use.

You can refer this