To meet the growing demand from companies for robotic solutions for their purchasing, procurement and accounting suppliers, Acxias has just established a centre of expertise Rpa (Robotic Process Automation) Dedicated. Comprised of a team of several engineers specializing in Source-to-contract and Procure-to-pay, under the technical direction of Guillaume Vassaux, this centre aims to facilitate Repetitive operations automation projects and tedious, to maximize the gains.
The support of these time-consuming operations by robots frees employees from low-value-added tasks, which can focus on their strategic missions. It also leads to improved quality of services (accelerated treatment, reduced errors, etc.) and reduced management costs.
An IGH study confirms that the implementation of RPA mechanisms allows repetitive tasks to be performed five to ten times faster, with an average of 37% fewer resources.
According to the study, 92% of companies will have deployed robotic automation by the end of 2019 to streamline business processes. In his field, Acxias has already undertaken several projects with partner companies, requiring mastery of the most mature solutions in the RPA market, which are Blue Prism, UiPathContextor, or Automation Anywhere. For several months, Acxias has held a UiPath certification, which is now a reference. It is from this technology that the team has just finalized the production of two RPA robots for the Operational Support Department of Safran Purchasing, the french industrial and technology group's out-of-production purchasing department.
In addition to the technical expertise and knowledge of RPA solutions, Acxias relies on its knowledge of the needs, processes and digital solutions of the buying business, procurement and accounting suppliers to help customers quickly identify robotic processes, and accelerate the implementation of robots on these business processes. The digitalization agency thus allows its clients to gain a competitive advantage and a quick return on investment. Acxias also pays particular attention to the driving change to facilitate the transition of teams to new, more value-creating activities, and to make robots allies operational actors rather than substitutes, thus facilitatingadoption and deployment internal processing agents.
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"RPA robots free buyers from administrative tasks », 5th issue of The Acxias Watch