Legacy & virtualised apps | AskUI
Citrix is a video stream. That is fine — so is a person's eyesight.
Published desktops, terminal emulators and vendor clients defeat every tool that binds to an object model. They do not defeat one that reads the screen.
Works over Citrix
No object IDs
No vendor cooperation needed
WHO THIS IS FOR
Automation centres of excellence inside large IT organisations
HOW IT WORKS TODAY
The critical application is the untestable one. UAT stays manual, or an RPA licence binds to object IDs and breaks at the next vendor release.
How it works
The agent does what the person does.
01
Point the agent at the published window.
It does not need to know whether the pixels came from a local process or a remote session.
02
Describe the workflow in plain language.
The instruction survives a vendor UI change that would have broken a selector.
03
Schedule it or run it from CI.
Coverage on a system that previously had none.
WHAT A RUN LEAVES BEHIND
Every run ends in something you can hand over.
- Regression coverage on applications nothing else can reach
- A step report suitable for internal audit
- No dependency on the application vendor
WHERE THIS IS THE WRONG TOOL
The limits, stated up front.
A slow remote session makes for a slow run — this inherits the latency of the desktop.
Where the application has a documented API, use it.
We publish the limits because a claim you can check is worth more than one you cannot.
WHERE IT LANDS
Financial Services
Terminal emulators, trading desktops, Citrix
Insurance
Policy admin and claims desktops
Public Sector
Long-lived systems with no vendor API
Medical Devices & Health
Device displays and clinical workflows
NEXT STEP
See it on your own systems.
We scope the trial with you and run it on your real environment. A person answers, within one business day.
Scoped with you first A short call about targets, scale and deployment.
Terms agreed before the start Scope and conversion terms in writing, up front.
Nothing leaves your perimeter On-premise and air-gapped deployment. ISO 27001, GDPR.