What is the difference between UIPath and Automation Anywhere (AA)?

[michael_wong]

hi guys,

Know this is a common question. Allow me to elaborate with this use case: developing a workflow in AA ver 11, that does straight forward data entry in a web page and submit via object cloning. During the bot run, a status bar appears at the bottom of the browser (perhaps indicating download is completed or new plugins available). I noticed the bot will stop running and a runtime exception occurs. During object cloning and capture, there was no status bar.

Now I create the same thing in UIPath (with some straight forward open browser, type into and click activities). During bot run, the bot will continue to submit even though an unexpected status bar appears at the bottom of the browser and there is no run time error.

What is the difference between AA and UIPath in this context? Is because UIPath is based on windows workflow foundation? Thanking you in anticipation.

[Srini84 (Srinivas)]

@michael_wong

Welcome to community

Check below post for your reference

UiPath vs Other RPA Vendor

Hello, As I have been working on Blue Prism and UI Path but not Openspan, I can only tell you thee following. Personally if feel UI Path is extremely user friendly. Speed of implementation would be very high but anyone who has worked on it can sense the delay problem that has to be improved upon. Can be used for various integration services with different workflow modules hence scoring high on re usability. Citrix environment automation and desktop contribute to major pros of this too…

Hope this helps you

Thanks