RPA solution design in RPA lifecycle management comes after ideation & assessment. It includes modeling & defining processes or tasks that need to be automated that are discovered in the discovery phase. It also includes mapping any dependencies that the automation might have. It is important to identify the handover points and break the complex business process into multiple simple automation processes that connect through data handover features such as Queues, Data Tables, etc. Every business process we automate has its own complexity, unique steps, and stages. The suggested solution should also capture the same set of actions to be done automatically. However, automating a process does not mean that you have to follow the same manual steps. There can be different ways of doing the same task when it comes to the technological world. For example, while the user interacts with the interface of an application to perform a specific function, a robot could achieve the same task by: Using UI interaction as the user Perform API calls to send\ get the required data Connect with the database directly to perform the required action and many more… Hence, before the actual development, it is essential to lay down the architecture of the to-be solution. This service is led by an RPA Developer with A360 advanced certification and depending on the number of processes to be automated the bot / digital worker design takes anywhere from 1 to 6 months.