Occasionally, I’ll come across a project where I encounter an interesting challenge or two. In one of these instances, I was working on an automation project for a customer who wanted to ingest all of their quotes from different suppliers into their Salesforce application. The quote documents were highly unstructured PDFs and Excel files, requiring the design of a bot which would extract data from these files and ensure that mandatory information was loaded into the Salesforce application using OCR technology.
Quote to Cash Automation - Improving Comparisons Using Algorithms
By Santosh Sundar on Jul 25, 2024
My Journey with MuleSoft's Robotic Process Automation
By Siddharth Sharma on Jul 18, 2024
Introduction
When I embarked on my latest project involving MuleSoft's Robotic Process Automation (RPA), little did I know it would be one of the most challenging yet rewarding experiences of my professional journey. As someone who enjoys solving complex puzzles, I was eager to dive into the intricacies of RPA; however, I soon realised this project would test my skills and patience in ways I hadn't anticipated. Balancing work and personal life became crucial, as late nights and early mornings became routine. However, with a steadfast commitment to overcoming each obstacle, the end result was immensely satisfying.
Challenges with Clipboard Crosstalk
By Santosh Sundar on Jul 11, 2024
Introduction
Not long ago, our team came across a surprising new issue when running bots in live VMs. To provide some context, by default each VM deployed for automation has 2 user accounts that can work concurrently. In this case, we deployed 2 parallel instances of the bot to optimise the throughput.
How is AI changing content development?
By Samantha Schwab on Jul 4, 2024
Hi fellow marketers! I'm a Marketing Manager here at Infomentum, and today I want to talk about the different ways AI is revolutionising the world of content development. If you're passionate about creating engaging content (and in marketing, who isn’t?), you’ll want to be part of the conversation!
What’s New in Anypoint Code Builder?
By Olga Kepa, MuleSoft Developer on May 16, 2024
It’s been some time since my last blog on Anypoint Code Builder. Since then, there have been a number of changes made to the IDE, so I will guide you through the recent updates that have been made and compare it to previous versions.
Playing with Flex Gateway and minikube — Part 1
By Guilherme Pereira, Senior Integration Consultant on Apr 4, 2024
Originally posted on Another Integration Blog.
Migrating Projects to Mule 4
By Olga Kepa, MuleSoft Developer on Mar 28, 2024
Throughout the last three years of an engagement with one of our customers, we’ve migrated many interfaces to Mule 4. In this blog, I’ll share insights into my experience working on the design and development of Mule 4 interfaces.
Invoke composer flow from Salesforce Flow
By Giovanni Funaro on Mar 21, 2024
Composer Flows may be configured to be triggered by a scheduler, an event in the target system or HTTP invocation. Salesforce Flow actions can make HTTP callouts, so in this blog we will be demonstrating step-by-step how to integrate MuleSoft Composer with Salesforce Flow Builder for dynamic system interactions.
Balancing Usability and Semantic Resolution in Automated Processes
By Shaha Alam on Mar 11, 2024
In the ever-evolving landscape of automation, the integration of bots across multiple systems has become a necessity for efficiency and productivity. However, as this technology progresses, a critical challenge has emerged as well. It's become increasingly difficult to balance the benefits of formatted and structured information for human use while also working towards the reduction of semantic resolution.
Yes I Work in IT, No I Can't Fix Your Computer
By Erin Hickman on Mar 1, 2024
My journey in information technology
I graduated from university the year that Google launched Google Earth. And four years before that, my high school librarian told us about these new things called ‘search engines’ and how she thought they would change the world. Being from California, I was in the heart of the modern technological renaissance – but even then a career in ‘IT’ was never something that crossed my mind.