The solution works well with Google Chrome, but not with Microsoft Edge, which is the browser we use for automation. There is room for improvement to make the solution compatible with Microsoft Edge.

Unlike UiPath, where you can add activities that you like, I would say that the cons of ElectroNeek stem from the fact that I cannot add activities that I like. To add the activities I like, I can use ElectroNeek with Zapier.

When I wanted to use web scraping for tables in web applications, I found through online forums that such functionality or activity is currently not working as it shows. According to ElectroNeek, the aforementioned activity or functionality still falls under the prototype version of the tool to date.

The integrating capability of the product needs to be improved, to ensure that it works with all systems involved in a process.

Since I haven't compared ElectroNeek with anything else, I don't think I will be in the best position to speak about what needs improvement.

The pricing is an area with a shortcoming, and from an improvement perspective, it needs to be made cheaper.

The solution needs to improve its stability. 

I think that this solution could improve remote desktop interactions. If you have a remote desktop window, you can't really interact with the elements within it. So, we have to overcome this by using coordinates and OCR.

In the next release, I'd like to see some native activities, so I can interact better with remote desktop sessions.

ElectroNeek comes with three activities and we cannot add activities like we can with uiPADs. We can only work with the existing activities and cannot include new activities or packages. This is a disadvantage of ElectroNeek and has room for improvement.

Its price could definitely be lower.

It's not applicable to very large enterprises and for difficult work or more complex processes. It can only be used for basic processes for small to medium-sized enterprises.

They should develop the open IP for Google OCR because it is very much required. It takes too much time for us to develop it ourselves.