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RPA Life Cycle


RPA Life Cycle:
It is similar to software development life cycle with some minor changes. Technically, we called it as ‘Life Cycle of a Bot’



 Analysis:
          ·   RPA Cycle begins from ‘Analysis’ phase.
          ·   In this, Business Team & RPA Strategist/Architect identifies business process to automate
          ·   After finalizing feasibility on process, implement plan of work (which includes documentation, Resources count & Time  ...)

Development:
         ·     Dev. Team starts working on requirements wrt to Environment.
         ·     We called this phase as ‘Bot Development’
         ·     Based on Tool selection , Limited/No coding is required

Testing:
         ·     Testing done by RPA Dev. Team
         ·     Testing done by RPA QA-team

Deployment & Maintenance:
         ·     Once BOT is ready for deployment, it enters to Maintenance phase.
         ·     If any changes/issues in BOT, it is redeployed by Dev. & Testing team again.


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