open-rpa/openrpa

Free Open Source Enterprise Grade RPA

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Added to GitGenius on September 22nd, 2026
Created on May 9th, 2019
Open Issues & Pull Requests: 2 (+0)
GitHub issues: Disabled - open counts may still include pull requests.
Number of forks: 662
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Detailed Description

OpenRPA is a free, open-source robotic process automation platform that enables users to automate repetitive business processes through software robots.

The tool addresses the need for enterprise-grade process automation by allowing users to design, deploy, and manage automated workflows. It operates as a desktop application that can be downloaded and run locally, with the ability to connect to OpenFlow, a backend system for orchestrating and managing multiple robots across an organization. This architecture separates the execution layer from the management layer, enabling scalability from single-robot deployments to multi-robot enterprise environments.

Organizations considering adoption should evaluate whether their automation needs align with a Windows-based platform, as the tool is distributed as a Windows installer. The project provides community support through a forum and commercial support options for those requiring professional assistance. Documentation is available through both a primary documentation site and wiki pages that track known issues and updates. The tool is particularly suited for teams looking to implement RPA without licensing costs and who can work within the Windows ecosystem.

The project maintains active documentation and wiki resources that are regularly updated to reflect known issues and solutions. Community engagement is supported through a dedicated forum where users can seek help and provide feedback on the tool's functionality.