After like 2.5 weeks of fighting with Automation Anywhere's glitchy object cloning, especially how it sometimes cant even click a basic OK button. I'm done. I just want a simple, reliable solution that works and makes sense to end users, not a mess of scripts and hacks just to click a button.
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Can't things get any simpler?
- Thread starter TannerGGC
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Have you checked out UI.Vision or Power Automate Desktop? Both can handle UI elements more reliably without the headache of complex scripting. What kind of tasks are you automating? Maybe I can suggest a tool that fits betterAfter like 2.5 weeks of fighting with Automation Anywhere's glitchy object cloning, especially how it sometimes cant even click a basic OK button. I'm done. I just want a simple, reliable solution that works and makes sense to end users, not a mess of scripts and hacks just to click a button.
bro, you're not the only one lol. have you tried Microsoft Power Automate Desktop? It's very intuitive and great for end users, and its UI automation tends to be much more stable.After like 2.5 weeks of fighting with Automation Anywhere's glitchy object cloning, especially how it sometimes cant even click a basic OK button. I'm done. I just want a simple, reliable solution that works and makes sense to end users, not a mess of scripts and hacks just to click a button.
Another solid option is UiPath, which is a little more robust and has a massive community behind it, so finding help is a lot easier
Thanks for the suggestions! I havent tried UI.Vision or Power Automate Desktop yet. Im mostly automating repetitive web and desktop tasks , things like data entry and extracting info from various apps. Do you think either of these would handle dynamic elements better than Automation Anywhere, or are they more suited for simpler workflows?