WinTask records/replays using the individual objects seen on the screen, either Windows objects or HTML objects.
With WinTask, it’s easy to transfer data between incompatible applications or from a Windows app to a website. You can also use it with software that does not contain macros.
Press record, then pick what you would like to record, perform those actions, and then watch WinTask replay them for you while you do higher value work.
You can get use of Wintask's more than 300 functions which consist of loops, conditions or event triggers, if you wish to entirely transform a macro into an automation system.
Wintask helps you save time you spend on monotonous and repetitive work. Using it you are able to record and replay actions from Windows Applications, browsers and so on.
When it comes to data, WinTask can extract endless amounts of it, even from non-text files, using its OCR capabilities.
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Using its own OCR and an OCR engine provided by Microsoft (MODI – Microsoft Office Document Imaging), WinTask can click properly on non-HTML objects/non pure Windows objects, just using the text of the object. WinTask OCR functions allow you to look for the object anywhere in a window, so the object can be found even if it is not at the same place at replay. If an object under automation is not seen, mouse coordinates are used automatically.
Invoices, contracts that were printed and signed, or PDF’s received from customers via emails. All of these can be edited and searched with WinTask’s OCR capabilities.
With the combined powers of two OCR engines, you do not need human intervention to double check on text from images, you can automatically extract all of it.
Text files, invoices, pictures, you can tell WinTask which data you need to parse, and give it instructions such as where to copy or move it.
Give WinTask a specific website address that contains the image you want to capture data from, and it will retrieve it for you.
It’s always best to reduce human transcription errors, even more so when the data contains sensitive information.
