Intelligent control code update for robotic process automation

A computer implemented method for intelligent control code update for robotic process automation, the method comprising:

• electronically retrieving one or more execution logs associated with one or more robotic process automation (RPA) sessions, wherein the one or more execution logs comprises one or more exceptions;
• initiating one or more machine learning algorithms configured to process the one or more execution logs;
• classifying the one or more exceptions into one or more predetermined classes based on at least initiating the one or more machine learning algorithms on the one or more execution logs;
• deploying one or more automated exception handling subroutines to address the one or more exceptions based on at least classifying the one or more exceptions into the one or more predetermined classes;
• dynamically retrieving the one or more execution logs from the one or more RPA sessions:
• storing the one or more execution logs in a secure database;
• and
• transmitting control signals configured to initiate one or more reporting subroutines based on at least storing the one or more execution logs in the secure database.

A computer program product for intelligent control code update for robotic process automation, the computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising code causing a first apparatus to:

• electronically retrieve one or more execution logs associated with one or more robotic process automation (RPA) sessions, wherein the one or more execution logs comprises one or more exceptions;
• initiate one or more machine learning algorithms configured to process the one or more execution logs;
• classify the one or more exceptions into one or more predetermined classes based on at least initiating the one or more machine learning algorithms on the one or more execution logs;
• deploy one or more automated exception handling subroutines to address the one or more exceptions based on at least classifying the one or more exceptions into the one or more predetermined classes;
• dynamically retrieve the one or more execution logs from the one or more RPA sessions;
• store the one or more execution logs in a secure database;
• and
• transmit control signals configured to initiate one or more reporting subroutines based on at least storing the one or more execution logs in the secure database.