RPA (Robotic Process Automation) software can often be deployed in a variety of operating systems and environments, depending on the scope of support from the RPA software provider.

In general, RPA can be deployed on the following systems: Windows systems: Since Windows is the most common enterprise-class operating system, most RPA tools support deployment in Windows environments.

This includes various versions of Windows, such as Windows 7, Windows 10, and the Windows Server family.

Linux Systems: More and more enterprises and organizations are adopting Linux as the server and desktop operating system.

Therefore, many RPA tools also provide support for Linux environments.

macOS: Although macOS is not as widely used as Windows in enterprise environments, some RPA solutions also support deployment on macOS, especially in creative industries and industry-specific areas.

In addition, the deployment of RPA is not limited to the operating system, but also involves integration with various enterprise-class application software, such as ERP, CRM, financial management software, etc RPA tools often have cross-platform, cross-system capabilities, and can simulate human application operations in these systems to achieve automation.

In the specific deployment, you also need to consider the technical architecture of RPA software and system compatibility.

For example, some RPA products may include components such as editors, consoles, and robots, which may need to be deployed separately on different systems or servers.

In summary, the choice of deployment system for RPA depends on the scope of support for RPA tools and the specific needs and environment of the enterprise.

When selecting an RPA solution, enterprises should evaluate their technical architecture, system compatibility, and integration capabilities to ensure that RPA can be deployed and run smoothly in their existing systems.