Amal P.S. Says Enterprise Automation Tools Suffer From High Exception Rates
Amal P.S. · Zero to $15k/mo in 12 Months, Data Automation Tool Now Raising $1.2m on $10m · Jan 18, 2022 · at 2:06
Amal P.S., founder of Keito.works, explains why legacy enterprise automation tools fail to deliver complete automation due to hidden exception rates.
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“Most of the enterprise automation tools have a very high exception rates, which are hidden in the system which means that even after implementing, you would have to spend quite a lot of money on managing your exceptions, right? Whatever does not work in automation So-called you will have to handle with humans in between, which means it's no longer a true automation solution.”
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