It's not always just a screen logging thing. You can automate manual non-computer stuff as well. For example I had a client who had a manual process where a cl

It's not always just a screen logging thing. You can automate manual non-computer stuff as well. For example I had a client who had a manual process where a clerk entered info from physical cancelled checks into a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet was then fed into their accounting system for balancing. I wrote some Python code that would take a PDF of scanned check images, run the file through Google vision to OCR it, then pull the check info from the scanned data and put it into the spreadsheet. The accuracy is pretty good and any errors are put into a comment column of the spreadsheet where the user can review it. This code runs in a Windows server and becomes a UIPath bot in the system. So the user who is not very technically inclined merely has to log into the system, upload a scanned PDF and will receive the scanned results after the batch runs.