If not, they do mouse clicks/tabs the same as ahk, and so on.ġ) Are RPA tools the same as AHK, but with higher level controls, and more 'user friendly', reducing the need to know how to program? If it's possible to get elements, they do. (instead of click x,y position, get element for the control, and send a click, for instance).įrom what i've read so far, other RPA tools are almost the same as AHK (built 'on top' of it, you may say). I have the impression that other RPA tools are far more robust, and 'integrated' to windows/browsers and stuff, doing tasks at a lower level, and more stable way as well. Like browsing the web with x,y mouse clicks, tabs, sleep times to wait for page to load, and so on.

I ask this because sometimes AHK seems not very robust, or the scripts are not that stable, needing much detailing, sleep times, and not being able to fully 'integrate' to the tasks im doing. For instance, i don't know if i should focus on AHK, or if i should focus on other tools (UI path, for instance). I've been using AHK for 2,5 years now, and i would like to use it for a living (or most of it) in RPA (which would be the main use i think, maybe some automate testing as well).īut i've got some questions.

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