May 20, 2020: Softomotive, the leading Robotic Process Automation company with more than 8000 customers across the world is now part of Microsoft. The company headquartered in London with over 150 employees. The company was founded in 2005 and has raised a total of $25 million in funds according to the information available online. Major clients include Xerox as well and have Grafton Capital as the investor for the company. With expertise in providing a wide range of products across all industry vertical Softomotive, was a trailblazer in the RPA vertical.
Microsoft announced the purchase of Softomotive on Tuesday, the terms of the purchase are not disclosed. The technology will hook with Microsoft’s RPA platform Power Automate, which is the part of the Power Platform portfolio built for individuals who want to develop applications but do not have enough technical skills.
The Windows application call WinAutomation was one of the designs from Softomotive which automated the Windows process.
“Together with Power Automate, WinAutomation will provide customers additional options for RPA desktop authoring so anyone can build a bot and automate Windows-based tasks,” Charles Lamanna, a Microsoft corporate vice president. “The combined offering will also enable RPA connectivity to many new apps and services including SAP and traditional green-screen terminal applications.”
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