Digitaltzar

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   Show HN: AI Agents Benchmarking and Competition(aiagentchallenge.com)

   2 points by Digitaltzar 1y ago|0 comments
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   by Digitaltzar 2y ago

   Would love your feedback on the cases and told we built for non-technician users to develop and run them
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   Show HN: Multi-agent automation in company operations – 20 use cases(gist.github.com)

   3 points by Digitaltzar 2y ago|2 comments
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   by Digitaltzar 6y ago

   And thank you for sharing!
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   by Digitaltzar 6y ago

   There is a good research paper that compares Process Mining to what we do, Desktop Activity Mining: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/05a4/f2258a48aaaa2b2686f72f...
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   by Digitaltzar 6y ago

   What we do is a bit different from Process Mining, our approach is known as Desktop Activity Mining, but from a helicopter view it's pretty much the same
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   by Digitaltzar 6y ago

   Yes, call center is a great example, as any customer order/processing center that uses many non-integrated IT solutions or where APIs don't provide enough flexibility/customization required workflows to run
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   by Digitaltzar 6y ago

   Great words!
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   by Digitaltzar 6y ago

   Thanks!
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    Thank you, James! Yes, finding processes out of the box helps a lot to open the doors that otherwise stay closed
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    Thank you, a great point! We have witnessed so many automation/RPA initiatives put on hold/buried because of the complexity or cost of process discovery, that's why a lot of R&D efforts are focused on this specific stage
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    Yes, Excel is the ultimate data mashing/analysis tool for most of the office workers, especially in mid-market. Unfortunately, most users import data to Excel manually, collecting them across different systems and reports, and then man
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    You are welcome!
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    Hey, please don't be discouraged, for us it worked because (imho) we came to YC interview with existing paid user base growth, so it was far beyond the idea stage. And I personally applied to YC 3 times, starting from 2015:)
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! Robotic Process Automation or RPA is a common name for GUI-level automation but it can be confusing, that's why we more and more often try to refer to what we do as 'software robots' or 'software
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    Thank you Charles, 1. Interface elements on windows apps and websites typical have identifiers that allow to hook to them correctly even if visual representation/layout changes so we were ablate automate pretty much any software/w
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    Hi, many repetitive processes have certain exceptions and rare situations when a rule-based logic breaks, typically due to variability of incoming data (e.g. robot finds a text instead of a number in certain template field). Our approach is
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    Yep, it's a right way to think about this as of AutoHotKey on a lot of steroids:)
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    Yes, these terms actually root in pre-UiPath era and now become the industry standard. OCR libraries are not specific to RPA (e.g. Microsoft OCR,Google OCR, Tesseract, Abbyy) but, again, are pretty much the standard, what we do differently
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    by Digitaltzar 6y ago

    Hey, we host demo videos on our youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC014owEr9E1tRVJJKJ3wXdA Also, check out this recent case of using ElectroNeek to automate accounting data transfer into SaaS tool https:
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    Launch HN: ElectroNeek (YC W20) – Automatically find and automate routine work

    132 points by Digitaltzar 6y ago|46 comments