RPA to free your QA team from repetitive tasks

Bots that run validations, generate reports, and trigger deployments. When RPA adds value to a QA team and when it becomes unnecessary overhead.

Qualis Team

Editorial team

Apr 7, 20261 min read

RPA is not the same as test automation

Test automation runs functional tests against an app
RPA automates administrative processes: loading data into a system, generating a report, sending an email when a test fails

They are complementary, not substitutes.

Daily test suite reports (RPA puts together the summary and posts it to Slack)
Loading bugs into the tracker from a CSV exported by the testing tool
Automatic deployment trigger to staging when green tests pass a threshold

Processes that change every month (maintaining the bot costs more than the savings)
Tasks already integrated via API (better use the API directly)
Very low volume (less than 10 runs per month)

If your QA team spends more than 30% of its time on repetitive tasks, there is room to automate with RPA. Book a demo.

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