Users report that ProcessMaker excels in its Drag-and-drop Form Builder with a score of 8.4, making it easy for non-technical users to create forms without extensive coding knowledge. In contrast, Microsoft Power Automate's form-building capabilities are rated slightly lower, which some users find less intuitive.
Reviewers mention that ProcessMaker's Integrations feature stands out with a score of 9.0, allowing seamless connectivity with various third-party applications. Users on G2 highlight that this flexibility enhances their workflow efficiency, while Microsoft Power Automate, although strong in integrations, received a lower score of 8.5, indicating room for improvement.
G2 users say that ProcessMaker's Process Library is highly beneficial, scoring 8.7, as it provides a comprehensive repository of pre-built processes that can be easily customized. In comparison, Microsoft Power Automate's process management features are rated 8.6, which some users feel lacks the same depth of resources.
Users report that Microsoft Power Automate shines in No-Code App Development, achieving a score of 8.5, which allows users to create applications without needing programming skills. ProcessMaker, while offering low-code options, scored lower at 7.7, leading some users to prefer Power Automate for app development.
Reviewers mention that ProcessMaker's Real-Time Process Monitoring feature, rated at 8.4, provides valuable insights into ongoing processes, helping teams to make timely adjustments. Microsoft Power Automate, with a score of 8.3, offers similar capabilities but lacks some of the detailed analytics that ProcessMaker provides.
Users on G2 highlight that Microsoft Power Automate's Robotic Process Automation (RPA) integration, rated at 8.6, is a significant advantage for automating repetitive tasks. ProcessMaker's RPA features, while functional, received a lower score of 8.0, indicating that users may find Power Automate more robust for automation needs.
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Enables licensed users to automate modern applications via API-based digital process automation (cloud flows) and legacy applications via UI-based robotic process automation (desktop flows) in attended mode.
Unlimited cloud flows (DPA) and desktop flows (RPA) in attended mode
Official Response from WinAutomation by Softomotive
Robotic Process Automation is the technology that allows anyone today to configure computer software, or a “robot” to emulate and integrate the actions of a...Read more
Can I transfer a WinAutomation license to another machine?
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Official Response from WinAutomation by Softomotive
Yes - A WinAutomation license can be unassigned/de-registered from a machine in order to be assigned/registered to another.
Check out our support portal...Read more
What is Microsoft Power Automate used for?
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BV
if you are trying automate some tedious task in your organization you can power automate. For example if you want to send an welcome to the new joiner in...Read more
Does process maker have an integration with Google Docs?
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AV
Yes it does. ProcessMaker Enterprise Edition has a list of Google Connectors for an easier integration. You can find more information in the link...Read more
Are there any license restrictions for processes or plugins created in ProcessMaker?
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Official Response from ProcessMaker
You are the sole owner of any process or plugin which you create in ProcessMaker Community Edition or Enterprise Edition, and you can license its use any way...Read more
How can I do so that users can see the files that other users upload, but not all the files?
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RA
Each process document has it's particular permission. When designing the process and creating the document, yo can set the document permission, normally it...Read more
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