The central control panel for all software robots. The Orchestrator schedules jobs, tracks execution in real time, and surfaces only genuine exceptions — so your team never watches a progress bar again.
Memesis operates the Orchestrator on our infrastructure. You receive performance reports and only see exceptions that genuinely require a human decision.
The Orchestrator is designed for continuous, unattended operation — not for babysitting robots.
Run robots on a fixed schedule (daily, weekly, end-of-month) or trigger them based on events — new email received, file uploaded, form submitted.
Every robot run is logged with start time, end time, records processed, and outcome. Full audit trail available on request.
When a robot encounters something it cannot process, the exception is flagged with pre-filled context — halving the time your team needs to resolve it.
Robots are mapped to departments and cost centres. Finance robots stay in Finance. Warehouse robots stay in Warehouse. Access is controlled per team.
Transient failures (network timeout, system unavailable) trigger automatic retries before escalating to a human — reducing false exceptions.
Managers see robot performance metrics, hours saved, error rates, and process volumes — without digging through logs.
The Orchestrator runs what Studio builds. AI Agents can be added to any workflow that needs to handle variable documents or complex decisions.
Where automations are designed, built, and tested before deployment.
Where robots run, are scheduled, monitored, and managed 24/7.
Added when a workflow needs to read variable documents or handle exceptions that rules alone can't resolve.
No. The Orchestrator runs in our cloud infrastructure. Robots run on Memesis-managed machines. Nothing needs to be installed on your side unless the process requires access to a desktop application.
We do. Robot health, exceptions, and updates are handled on our side. You receive a weekly performance report and an immediate alert for any exception that genuinely requires your input — nothing else.
Yes. Unattended robots run on a schedule — nights, weekends, public holidays. This is one of the key advantages of the RaaS model: your work continues when your office is closed.
The Orchestrator automatically retries on transient failures. If the failure persists, it routes the exception to the appropriate person with full context. We investigate and fix robot failures within the SLA response time of your tier.
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Tell us what your robots need to run and when. We'll walk through how the Orchestrator handles scheduling, exceptions, and reporting for your specific case.
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