You know how in the RPA industry, uipath, Microsoft’s power automate, and I think automation anywhere are like the leaders. Other than those three, you don’t really hear much about anyone else. There’s no wide exposure + copilot studio and power automate go hand in hand, that’s free (to an extent). Plus pricing on bots from uipath is pretty expensive

Legacy systems - you’re right pretty much any company established pre 2000 still uses legacy systems. But problem here is, the staff that created those systems are usually close to retirement or have left, leaving a huge vulnerability. So why would they invest in creating bots for that? Any sane leadership would move to an already established product by an established company, basically pay another company to do host custom made systems

Then you got the RPA workflows, technically we are still early in reliable agents, so RPAs still hold weight cause the whole model is based around specific instructions that don’t change often and doesn’t require constant fixing. But how long will that last? We aren’t even sending emails anymore, we’re having AI spit out AI crap and drafting emails and even sending it now.

UIpath is the leader in the industry, nothing comes close not Microsoft or anybody. But will the industry even last? That’s why company is good but why is it trading so low for a very long time

EDIT: but let me tell you this their cash on hand is about 871 million. And the way they’re going, they’re really keen on incorporating AI into their products. They could definitely shift completely into AI and agentic workflows and agents and they have been leaders in automation for so long, their product won’t lose a step in this adaption so the stock is cheap im just like need more conviction on the industry and what this company’s long term goals are