The Smartest Browser Automation Solution

The Ui.Vision RPA software makes it easy for you to record and replay repetitious work and it’s the only web automation software that truly works with every website, including sites use dialog boxes, frames, iframes, Javascript, Flash, and AJAX.

Built inside Google Chrome and Firefox

Ui.Vision browser automation runs directly inside the two major browsers. Thus it is fully compatible with any modern website. The automation is visual, so there is no new scripting language to learn, you have full programmatic control over the web browser, and even the most complex tasks can be scripted.

Ui.Vision RPA's computer-vision codeless UI testing commands allow you to write automated visual tests with Ui.Vision RPA - this makes Ui.Vision RPA the first and only Chrome and Firefox extension (and Selenium IDE) that has "👁👁 eyes". A huge benefit of doing visual tests is that you are not just checking one element or two elements at a time, you’re checking a whole section or page in one visual assertion.

Automate and Work More Efficiently

Ui.Vision can run multiple web automation instances simultaneously (“multi-threading”) and it can be scheduled to run in the background while you work in other programs, or during non-work hours. SeeShell provides visual recording and playback of all web activity and the macros you create on one system (e. g. your laptop) can be played back or edited in another machine (a server, a colleague’s PC) as needed.

Form Filling

Ui.Vision RPA eliminates the tedious repetition of checking the same sites every day, remembering passwords, and filling out web forms. The RPA software is a form filler that can autofill web forms that stretch over several pages. All information is stored in human-readable, files that can be edited easily. The Ui.Vision browser extension and all used file formats are open-source.

Web Automation with Image Recognition

Ui.Vision RPA’s unique image recognition support lets you automate and test websites using images instead of cumbersome X/Y coordinates. You tell the RPA software how a button looks like and the RPA software finds it on the page. Even when the button has moved or if it has changed color or screen resolution. Since this codeless UI automation relies only on the images that are rendered in the browser, it works independently of the underlying technology.

Ui.Vision RPA can upload data from a spreadsheet to a website, or populate an Excel sheet with data from a website. Ui.Vision RPA can login to websites and navigate to a page, delete forum posting (which includes several clicks like: “Are you sure?”, “Return to forum”, …). You can check for available jobs or items, entering data to online search forms, and you can run these manually or have the action performed regularly on an hourly basis or triggered by another program or script.

With Ui.Vision RPA you can automate anything in the web browser – and no other web automation is as user-friendly and future-proof as Ui.Vision RPA.

Selenium IDE commands supported

Ui.Vision RPA includes standard Selenium IDE commands for general web automation, web testing, form filling & web scraping and you can import your Selenium scripts.

Ui.Vision RPA is a open-source alternative to iMacros and Selenium IDE, and supports all important Selenium IDE commands. When you invest the time to learn Ui.Vision RPA, you learn Selenium IDE at the same time.

Ui.Vision RPA has a an extensive command line API. This allows Ui.Vision RPA to integrate with any application (e. g. Jenkins, Cucumber, CI/CD tools,...) and any programming or scripting language (e. g. C#, Python, Powershell,...). The API includes detailed error reporting for reliable non-stop operation.

In other words, Ui.Vision RPA can be remote controlled from any other scripting language via its command line API. And in the other direction, Ui.Vision RPA itself can call other scripts and programs via its XRun command.

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