OrangeWorkforce Use Case

Retail Company Automates Staff ID Deactivation Process, Saving 4 Hours Daily and Enhancing Security

RPA in Retail Industry: Revolutionising Efficiency and Security

RPA is reshaping how businesses operate by automating time-consuming tasks. A notable example is a retail company that successfully automated its staff ID deactivation process, saving 4 hours daily while simultaneously enhancing security. This smart application of RPA in the retail industry not only improved operational efficiency but also reduced the risk of human error, ensuring a more secure and reliable process.
By integrating RPA in retail, businesses can automate everything from inventory management to customer support, improving response times and customer satisfaction. Retailers can free up valuable resources to focus on customer-facing tasks while reducing operational costs and errors.

Industry

SM/GMS Retail

Results

Applications Involved

Organisation Co. is a retail company that has business in the operations of supermarkets, general merchandise store, health and wellness, financial services and others. When an employee resigns or is terminated, the organization employs RPA to ensure that all previously granted system access for that individual is appropriately deactivated.

Manual Process Before OrangeWorkforce RPA:

  1. Generate and download resignation list from HRMS system
  2. Obtain approval to allow IT to proceed to deactivate the Staff ID at various systems
  3. Terminated employee are checked against a Master list to know which branch/ systems access has been granted.
  4. Manually performed the ID deactivation at respective systems.
  5. Update the task with status and date in the Master records.
  6. Monthly checking or validation to ensure terminated employees have no more access to internal systems

Automated Process with OrangeWorkforce RPA:

  1. Bot login to HRMS system to generate and download the resignation list daily.
  2. Bot compare resignation list to Master employee record to know what systems access has been granted to the employee.
  3. Bot login to various systems as indicated in the search result to perform the ID deactivation.
  4. Bot will go to a maximum of 5 different systems to perform the ID deactivations steps
  5. Bot update the deactivation status in the list, with date of completion task.
  6. Bot upload the list to SharePoint at the end of processing and email to PIC.
  7. Bot will skip at system where the access is unavailable (high volume assessibility) and retry at another scheduled time.

Results After OrangeWorkforce RPA:

For further insight, our use case pages on RPA in logistics and supply chain demonstrate how automation can streamline inventory and order management, ensuring faster and more accurate deliveries across the supply chain.

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