The RPA platform is mainly divided into the following three parts: Development tools: mainly used to build the configuration of software robots or design robots.

The developer can program the robot to execute a series of instructions and decision logic.

Development tools typically include loggers, plugins/extensions, and visual flowchart components.

Run tools: Run tools are used to run existing software robots after the RPA application is developed.

Users can also use this tool to view the results of the run.

It is worth noting that the development tool can also be used as a running tool after the development task is completed.

Control center: The control center is mainly responsible for the deployment and management of software robots.

Functions include starting/stopping the robot's operation, making a calendar for the robot, maintaining and releasing code, redeploying the different tasks of the robot, and managing licenses and credentials.

In summary, these three parts of the RPA platform work together to enable software robots to complete a variety of automated tasks, thereby improving work efficiency, saving costs, and providing enterprises with timely and accurate data support.