WonderBotz, a market-leading Robotics Process Automation (RPA) and hyperautomation services firm, received the highly revered UiPath Service Network (USN) certification and joins an elite group of best-of-breed professional certified services partners. UiPath is a leading enterprise Robotic Process Automation (RPA) software company. The select group of UiPath’s global partners with this advanced certification have the expertise and advanced delivery skills required to build and scale end-to-end Automation for their clients using best practices.

This additional certification recognizes WonderBotz capabilities to deliver RPA solutions with the same integrity and quality levels as UiPath’s professional service team. “I have known the WonderBotz team since 2017 and am delighted by their accomplishment”, says Sam Mongeau Senior Director of Technical Services for UiPath Professional Services. USN status means WonderBotz has advanced knowledge in critical areas such as superior Development techniques, Business Process Analysis, Infrastructure, and Architecture planning.

It has become imperative for organizations to more easily find service providers and platforms that enable solutions resulting in increased cost reduction, productivity, and employee satisfaction. “Our clients are digitally transforming work to save, scale and speed up business operations. UiPath’s investments in platform and products enable us to easily innovate for high-ROI automation initiatives at every stage of each of our client’s automation journey,” said Bhavyesh Virani, WonderBotz Co-CEO.

“Companies are rapidly advancing new business models and digitizing their operations, and automation is at the center of their strategy,” said Cheryln Chin, Vice President, Global Partners and Alliances at UiPath. “Enterprise automation offers fast time to value and a high return on investment and can be applied in nearly every area of the business. As a USN member, WonderBotz can enable their customers’ automation initiatives to be successful from the start and expand for maximum potential as needs for software robots grow.”