I. Introduction
Robotic process automation (RPA) is a technology tool that uses business logic and structured inputs to automate business and repetitive processes. A company can develop software, or a “bot,” using RPA technologies to record and understand applications for handling transactions, changing data, getting feedback, and communicating with other digital systems. Numerous bots are developed and trained to automate the repetitive tasks in an ERP system are sent out in RPA scenarios, as well as automated email responses [1] [2]. By deploying scripts that simulate human activities, RPA technologies execute a variety of jobs and transactions autonomously across unrelated software systems. By performing business process activities at a large volume using rule-based software, this type of automation frees up human resources to focus on more difficult jobs. RPA gives CIOs and other decision-makers the ability to quicken the process of their staffs digital transformation and increase their return on investment (ROI) [3]–[5]. RPA solutions use scripts to deploy a variety of tasks and transactions autonomously across unconnected software systems. This type of automation automates business process activities using rule-based software in a large-scale manner, freeing up human resources to focus on harder tasks. RPA gives CIOs and other decision-makers the ability to expedite their staffs ROI and digital transformation efforts.