
The application nobody can automate is the one everybody depends on.
Terminal emulators, Citrix-published desktops and vendor trading clients were never built to be driven by a machine. The agent drives them the way your staff do.
A Citrix-published application is a video stream to the tool trying to automate it. There is no DOM, no object model, and no vendor cooperation. That is why UAT on these systems is still manual, and why RPA licences that bind to object IDs keep breaking on the next release.
A large bank automated 85% of testing on Citrix-published applications that no other tool could reach.
Read the case studyOne system, three phases, and a document at the end of each.
QA and automation centres of excellence
Regression on published desktops and vendor clients that no selector-based tool can reach.
ValidateOperations and training
Process documentation generated from the run, kept current as the system changes.
DocumentBack office and operations
Recurring work in systems with no API: entry, reconciliation, extraction.
OperateIf a person can operate it, the agent can.
Built for where it has to run.
See it on your own financial services systems.
We scope the trial with you and run it on your real environment. A person answers, within one business day.