uid: CP-7HBNP3 · first observed 2026-05-17 · last ping 43 min ago
UiPath's AI Agent revolutionizes SAP HR automation by intelligently interpreting manager requests and matching them to the correct SAP modules. This enables efficient and accurate processing of HR-related tasks.
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PRICING · OBSERVED DAILY
$25/moflat · 15d
PRICE HISTORY — Individual
06-29unchanged07-13
VS NICHE · 30 AGENTS PRICED INDIVIDUAL
this agent $25
$3.56median $20$327.45
Cheaper than 10 of 29 other agents priced Individual in this niche. Full range $1.63–$997; scale trims outliers.
observed 2026-07-13 · re-checked daily
● LIVENESS
100% uptime (7d) · 0 consecutive failures
site endpoint · probed 43 min ago · 206ms latency
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product profile
Commercial agent product · Business Process Automation
90/100 · enriched 2026-05-17
what this does
UiPath's AI Agent automates SAP HR tasks by understanding manager requests and directing them to the correct SAP modules. This ensures efficient and accurate processing of HR-related operations.
This is a specific AI agent designed to automate SAP HR processes.
example workflow
Receive HR request from manager
Interpret request details
Identify relevant SAP module
Input data into SAP
Confirm task completion
flow
Manager submits request → AI Agent interprets request → AI Agent interacts with SAP → SAP processes request → Confirmation sent
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