UI-based agents
Agents interact with software through the screen rather than relying only on APIs or selectors. The capabilities page says they can work with web apps, desktop apps, SAP, Salesforce, Excel, and legacy portals.
Automat is an AI process automation platform for teams automating workflows across web apps, desktop software, and legacy systems with agents, document extraction, and API actions.
Automat is an AI process automation platform that uses agents to operate software through the screen, extract data from documents, and orchestrate API actions in the same workflow. The product is positioned as an alternative to legacy RPA tools that depend on brittle selectors and specialized developer maintenance.
The platform is meant for teams that want to automate operational work across web apps, desktop software, and legacy systems without building every integration manually. Automat says it can be used for workflows such as document handling, case processing, account administration, and other processes that involve both structured and unstructured inputs.
Agents interact with software through the screen rather than relying only on APIs or selectors. The capabilities page says they can work with web apps, desktop apps, SAP, Salesforce, Excel, and legacy portals.
The platform reads, classifies, and extracts data from PDFs, scanned images, handwritten forms, and mixed document packages. It is positioned for invoices, claims, mortgage documents, tax returns, and medical records.
API calls, webhook triggers, and scheduled runs can be combined with UI steps and document processing in one workflow. This lets teams connect systems that have APIs with systems that do not.
The company says the system adapts to UI changes, handles edge cases, and supports human review when needed. The enterprise page also describes forward-deployed engineering support for building and maintaining automations.
Workflows can be tested and validated against real data before production use, with observability and analytics available during operation. The homepage highlights visibility into progress, performance, and detailed automation insights.
Enterprise deployment options include hosted cloud and on-premise runs, with custom API endpoints or UI triggers for each workflow. The enterprise page also mentions role-based access, audit trails, and version control as governance patterns.
Automate loan application intake, document verification, underwriting support, and related mortgage operations where data moves between forms, portals, and review steps.
Handle claims processing, policy administration, KYC verification, and carrier-portal work in insurance workflows that involve documents and legacy systems.
Automate account administration, credit disputes, card issuing or reissuing, and servicing tasks for banking and financial services teams.
Support operations work such as form filling, data entry, data conversion, and web research when the workflow is open-ended or spans multiple systems.
Process EHR data entry and migration, billing and insurance verification, and lab or pharmacy data handling in healthcare and life sciences settings.
Automat is designed to be set up from process materials such as screen recordings, process documentation, example files, or a workflow description. The company says its team and AI agents then build, test, and validate the automation before production use.
The source material describes workflows that combine UI automation, document extraction, and API actions in a single platform. It also says automations can be deployed into a workflow or product through custom API endpoints or UI triggers.
Automat says its agents can work with web apps, desktop apps, SAP, Salesforce, Excel, legacy portals, and other browser-based or on-screen systems. The capabilities page also notes support for CAPTCHAs, 2FA, bot detection, and session management.
The enterprise page states that Automat offers on-premise deployment for organizations with strict security requirements. The homepage also describes enterprise-grade security and compliance with audit trails, granular permissions, and real-time monitoring.
The source does not publish pricing on the pricing page, which currently returns a not found page. The homepage and capabilities page instead point visitors to contact sales for plans and deployment details.