As part of the broader Digital HR Assistant launched on the UiPath Marketplace last year, Humley has now also launched its Employee Onboarding Assistant for HR and Support Teams.
Conversational AI has been on the radar for many organisations over the last few years. With such demand, it is important for organisations to understand what exactly Conversational AI is and how to implement it to achieve transformative efficiencies and the outcomes desired.
Humley, an innovative provider of Conversational Assistants, and Lawrence and Wedlock, a leading Intelligent Process Automation Solutions & Services Provider, have today announced their strategic partnership.
Through empowering employees to self-serve with Conversational Assistants organisations can deliver improved experiences with on-demand information and support, whilst freeing up HR Teams to focus on what matters most to them.
A Digital HR Assistant is an easy to use Conversational AI tool which enables employees to access all the information they need and perform tasks within one easy to use interface.
In these challenging times, it is more important than ever that HR Teams can connect with employees to ensure they are supported. Through combining technology and human support, HR Teams will be able to ensure the well-being and future success of their organisations and people.
Humley a UK based Conversational AI software company and Tquila Automation; a leading UiPath consulting partner, today announce their strategic partnership.
2020 has been a year like no other – with unprecedented upheaval to our personal and professional lifes. At Humley we have been working hard to ensure that the solutions and services we deploy to customers supports them in these challenging times and as such there have been lots of exciting developments and integrations launched onto our platform.
Improve employee experiences and deliver time savings to Support Teams through integrating existing business systems with Conversational Assistants.
Industry analysts Gartner predicts that the global Robotic Process Automation (RPA) market will grow to $1.89 billion by next year. This huge growth illustrates the vast appetite for automation within enterprises, however up until now many organisations have struggled to scale their RPA projects beyond POCs or individual use cases.