The initial setup from an end-user perspective was pretty easy. The first time, it will take some time if we know the processes, it will take an hour to set up.  

The initial setup is of medium complexity. It is neither too hard nor too simple.  You need some background in SAP and an understanding of it.

You require a background in coding. So, if somebody did not have a background in SAP, it would be a difficult setup for them. 

The setup is not time-consuming. If you have the license, it's ready to go.

The deployment model is dependent on where the clients want to store their data. It can be on any of the available transcripts like Azure or Google Cloud or stored in SAP as a database.

Deploying SAP Intelligent RPA is easy. In development, create and upload the file to the server. Beforehand, set up the environment, including users and agents. There is a desktop studio for development and a desktop agent for interactive tasks. Install the desktop agent on the machine where automation occurs, and ensure it is connected to the server. Creating an account with SAP makes deployment easy. SAP manages the setup for you, and you pay for server usage. 

It's easy to deploy this solution for one or two automated robots, which is good for a small, medium, or large company.

The initial setup of SAP Contextor is easy.