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Platform · Agentic RPA

The automations already running are an untapped library of tools for AI agents.

An agent decides what should happen. Automations already handle the how, the same way every time.

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ProbabilisticThe agent picks which automation to invoke.
DeterministicThe automation runs the same way every time. If it can't, it stops and says so.

Blueprint scores every automation first, so an agent only invokes the ones ready for it.

"Do something with agents" isn't a plan.

The board has asked

There's a deadline attached to a technology that hasn't been scoped yet.

You can't audit a guess

In a regulated process, "it usually gets it right" isn't an acceptable answer.

Trust in your estate comes first

Pointing an agent at automations that haven't been vetted multiplies the problem.

You can sell agents all you want. But the moment an agent has to do real work, it's going to need the automations underneath it: desktop flows, cloud flows, document intelligence.

Director, Solutions Development, global Microsoft systems integrator

Everything already automated is a head start.

Four steps take a proven automation to an agent tool, and nothing reaches an agent until it has earned it.

Agent Tool Scoring in Blueprint: flows, subflows and subtrees ranked by agent readiness, highest first, with one subflow's 89% score broken down by actions, arguments, apps, branching, variables, exception handling, hard-coded values and runtime data
Agent Tool Scoring Blueprint grades each flow, subflow and subtree, and shows the factors behind every score.

  1. Discover

    AI search runs over the functional descriptions Blueprint extracts from each automation, so you can find the ones that match an agent's responsibilities.

  2. Decide

    An agent-readiness score per flow, subflow and subtree: size, arguments, application interactions, hard-coded sensitive values, run history, decision complexity, exception handling.

  3. Define

    Blueprint generates the text fields an agent needs to decide when and how to use the tool, including trigger prompts and argument descriptions.

  4. Deploy

    Pick the Copilot agent and the connection reference. Blueprint configures the rest, and the agent is ready to use its new tool.

  5. Govern (ongoing)

    Blueprint keeps watching every automation an agent uses: its runs, its failures and every change. Impact analysis shows what relies on an automation before anyone edits it.

What it changes

Proven automations do the work

Every tool an agent invokes is an automation that already runs the same way every time.

Nothing exposed before it's scored

Each flow, subflow and subtree gets an agent-readiness score before any agent can invoke it.

No rebuild to get started

Existing automations become the tools. Agents invoke them rather than replace them.

An answer for the risk review

A deterministic tool does the same thing every time, which a regulated process can audit.

Find out which automations qualify.

Import the automations into Blueprint and see which ones score as agent tools. Want the Blueprint team alongside? See Agentic RPA Quick Start.

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