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Hire an RPA and Power Automate expert in Greece and Cyprus

Robots for the rule-based work that still runs on copy and paste, built by someone who fixes the process first and knows when an API or an AI model is the better tool.

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A surprising share of back-office work in Greek and Cypriot companies is still a person moving data from one screen to another. An RPA and Power Automate expert hands that work to robots, often on licences the company already pays for through Microsoft 365. The work that goes first:

Orders retyped into the ERP from emails and spreadsheets
Bank statements reconciled by eye at every month-end
Portal filings done by hand, because the government and bank sites offer no interface
Reporting packs rebuilt from ERP exports every month

The RPA and Power Automate experts on Hellenic Talent are elite professionals who built automation inside banks and telecoms operators or worked on the Power Platform itself. They count their work in hours given back to the team, not in bots deployed.

What does an RPA and Power Automate expert actually do?

Find the processes worth automating by watching them run, ranked by hours saved and cost of error
Fix the process before the robot, so it automates something worth keeping
Build Power Automate and UiPath bots for the ERP, the bank and government portals
Add document understanding where the input is paper, scans or email rather than clean data
Design exception handling and monitoring, so a failed run reaches a person, not the month-end close
Stand up a centre of excellence sized to the company, with a named owner for every bot

How to choose the right RPA and Power Automate expert

What to test in the first conversation, whoever you end up hiring.

API first, robot second
Recommends an integration wherever the system offers one, and keeps robots for the portals and screens that do not.
Greek portals automated
Has kept bots running against Greek government and bank portals through their timeouts, logins and layout changes.
Failed runs have an owner
Shows where a failed run lands, who picks it up and how fast, before talking about bot speed.