UiPath Form Automation Expert
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I have a Windows-based line-of-business application that staff currently populate by hand. The task is pure data entry: open the app, navigate to its main form, and push a series of values into text boxes, drop-downs and date pickers before saving. I want a UiPath Studio workflow that does this end-to-end, unattended, with solid error handling and clear logs.
You will need to:
• Identify the reliable selectors for every control on the form and build a resilient sequence/state-machine that loads the application, fills each field, and verifies the save confirmation.
• Add retries, exception screenshots, and a concise log message for every major step so we can track throughput and pinpoint failures quickly.
• Parameterise anything that might change—file paths, credentials, or field values—so the robot can be moved from test to production without touching the .xaml.
Deliverables:
1. UiPath project folder (well-named .xaml files, config, assets) ready to publish to Orchestrator.
2. A brief runbook (Markdown or Word) showing how to deploy, schedule and adjust the robot.
3. A short screen-capture video proving the automation works on your side.
I’ll test by running the robot against the live application; acceptance is a run that completes three consecutive records without human intervention or selector failures. Let me know your timeline and any access you require so we can get started right away.
You will need to:
• Identify the reliable selectors for every control on the form and build a resilient sequence/state-machine that loads the application, fills each field, and verifies the save confirmation.
• Add retries, exception screenshots, and a concise log message for every major step so we can track throughput and pinpoint failures quickly.
• Parameterise anything that might change—file paths, credentials, or field values—so the robot can be moved from test to production without touching the .xaml.
Deliverables:
1. UiPath project folder (well-named .xaml files, config, assets) ready to publish to Orchestrator.
2. A brief runbook (Markdown or Word) showing how to deploy, schedule and adjust the robot.
3. A short screen-capture video proving the automation works on your side.
I’ll test by running the robot against the live application; acceptance is a run that completes three consecutive records without human intervention or selector failures. Let me know your timeline and any access you require so we can get started right away.