Brity RPA

Brity RPA is Samsung SDS software for automating repetitive office and business tasks with software bots. Users can create processes in a graphical drag-and-drop designer with predefined activities, without coding expertise; the Designer can also record actions for a bot to replay. A web-based Orchestrator schedules, monitors, and controls multiple bots, and mobile-app controls for bot execution are described. Data queues and headless bots support parallel processing; Samsung SDS says this can run 30 times faster than manual work. The product covers attended and unattended automation, document processing, and browser automation. Listed AI technologies include OCR, machine learning, analytics, and chatbots, which can extend automation to unstructured data and documents. Integrations include SAP and Oracle ERP, APIs, legacy systems, and other business systems. Samsung SDS describes cloud and on-premises deployment, including options for regulated government and financial environments. The page offers a free option and a free trial; pricing is also available on request. Licensing options include perpetual, fixed-term, and subscription, and vary by component. Brity RPA is presented for enterprise use across industries including heavy industry, finance, manufacturing, and public services.

Brity RPA combines visual process design with bot orchestration and integrations for enterprise automation. Buyers should ask Samsung SDS about pricing and licensing options for the components and deployment they need.

Brity RPA suits enterprises seeking to automate office and business processes with attended or unattended bots. It may fit organizations that need cloud or on-premises deployment and integrations with business systems.

Brity RPA is Samsung SDS’s platform for automating repetitive office and business work with software bots. It is best suited to organizations coordinating automation across teams, systems, and deployment environments. Its visual design and orchestration capabilities are compelling, but buyers should weigh component-specific licensing and device-based limits before choosing it.

Overview

Brity RPA brings process design, bot execution, and centralized orchestration together for enterprise automation. Users can build workflows through a drag-and-drop designer and predefined activities, then use the web-based Orchestrator to schedule, monitor, and control bots. Samsung SDS positions the platform for work across industries including finance, manufacturing, heavy industry, and public services.

Deployment flexibility is a meaningful advantage: Brity Automation supports cloud and on-premises environments, including regulated government and financial settings. Its integrations span SAP and Oracle ERP, groupware and electronic approval systems, Samsung Cloud Platform, APIs, and legacy systems. Samsung SDS also cites GS Class 1 certification and the Korea SW Quality Award.

Key features

Visual design and recording

The GUI designer and predefined activities let users create automation without coding expertise, lowering the barrier for process owners. Designer can also record user actions for insertion into workflows and replay by a bot. That is useful for capturing routine tasks, though recorded actions are one part of a broader process-design toolkit rather than a substitute for orchestration.

Orchestration and scale

Orchestrator schedules and monitors multiple bots, and mobile-app controls let users manage bot execution. Data queues and headless bots support parallel processing; Samsung SDS says this can run 30 times faster than manual work. The claim is a vendor-stated potential, not a guarantee for every workflow, but parallel execution is relevant for organizations handling repeatable, high-volume tasks.

AI, documents, and security

Integrations with AICR, OCR, machine learning, analytics, and chatbot technologies can extend automation to unstructured data and documents. Samsung SDS describes security measures including verification, encryption, electronic signatures, and multi-tenant controls for large environments. These capabilities make Brity RPA more suited to complex enterprise processes than a narrowly focused desktop macro tool.

Pricing

Brity RPA: custom pricing. The product page offers a free entry point and a free trial, but does not provide public prices or trial duration. Licensing options include perpetual, fixed-term, and subscription terms, with on-premises and SaaS availability varying by component.

The v2.5 license policy allows Orchestrator, Bot, Designer, and Designer Lite on-premises or as SaaS; attended bots and standalone designers are on-premises only. Orchestrator licensing is based on servers for on-premises deployment or tenants for SaaS, while Designer and Bot licenses are based on named devices. Buyers should match their intended deployment and components to those bases before estimating cost. Samsung SDS directs prospective customers to its RPA experts for licensing inquiries.

Platforms

Brity RPA is described as cross-platform, with Android, API, Linux, self-hosted, web, and Windows support. The recommended Designer and Bot environment specifically calls for Windows 10 64-bit or higher, Chrome 41 or higher, and .NET Framework 4.5 or higher. Organizations should distinguish broad platform availability from the desktop requirements for design and bot use.

Who it's for

Brity RPA is a strong fit for enterprises that need centralized bot control, integration with business systems, and a choice between cloud and on-premises deployment. Its multi-tenant controls and support for regulated environments also suit organizations with governance requirements. Smaller teams seeking a straightforward, publicly priced entry plan may find the component-based licensing harder to evaluate.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Visual process design, predefined activities, and action recording help teams automate routine work without requiring coding expertise.
• Pros: Queues, headless bots, and centralized orchestration support parallel work across multiple bots.
• Pros: Cloud and on-premises deployment, broad enterprise integrations, and multi-tenant controls address varied infrastructure and governance needs.
• Cons: Custom pricing and different licensing bases by component make costs difficult to compare before discussing deployment and license needs with Samsung SDS.
• Cons: Designer and Bot requirements specify a Windows desktop environment, a practical constraint for teams standardizing those components on other operating systems.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Robotic Process Automation Software.

• Hyland AP Automation is worth considering when enterprise accounts-payable automation is the priority; it also offers a free plan.
• Nintex Automation CE is an alternative for buyers comparing an automation platform with a free trial and tiered Essentials, Pro, and Expert plans.
• Tungsten Power PDF is a different choice for teams focused on Windows desktop PDF editing, creation, and conversion rather than bot orchestration.
• AutomationEdge may suit buyers who want a freemium option spanning RPA, conversational AI, ETL, and IT and work automation.
• Tailent Automation Platform offers a 30-day Community option with two bots, making it relevant for a time-limited evaluation on a small setup.
• Ui.Vision RPA is another RPA option to consider.
• Automation Anywhere Document Automation offers a free Community Edition for eligible small businesses, capped at five machines and 100 pages per month.
• BotCity is another freemium automation platform to compare.

Verdict

Choose Brity RPA if your organization needs visual process building alongside bot orchestration, enterprise integrations, and cloud or on-premises deployment. The main reason to look elsewhere is cost clarity: component-specific licensing and custom pricing make it a less direct fit for buyers who need predictable, publicly stated plan terms before engaging a vendor.