RPA Support and Maintenance Services

Keep your bots stable, updated, and performing with flexible RPA support plans backed by certified experts.

  • Fixed Plans from $500/mo
  • Shared & Dedicated Options

Hear It From Our Customers

Reconciling payments used to take the whole week, and we still caught errors after. Nalashaa automated the full flow and cut our processing time by 80 percent, with manual effort down 98 percent. At three million customers, that handed the team its week back.

We were running close to two thousand eligibility checks a day at thirteen minutes each. Nalashaa's bots took that to near-instant, so our staff stopped chasing verifications and got back to patients, with fewer errors along the way.

Renewing quotes meant logging into five carrier portals by hand, and things slipped. Nalashaa automated the repetitive renewal work, so now we move faster and make fewer mistakes on every policy.

Our sales cycle stretched ten to twelve months, and it showed in the numbers. Nalashaa built our B2B self-service portal in five months across more than forty APIs, and online payments doubled. Customers get what they need without waiting on us.

Sound Familiar?

The Support Gap Most RPA Teams Eventually Hit

Building bots is only the first step. Keeping them stable, updated, and effective is a different job, and it rarely justifies a full-time support role.

Scarce RPA Talent

Skilled RPA developers are difficult to find and expensive to keep available for occasional support needs.

Not Enough Work for a Full-Time Hire

The support demand is real, but often too inconsistent to justify adding a dedicated full-time resource.

Bot Failures Need Fast Attention

When a bot stops, manual work starts piling up. Delayed support quickly turns into missed deadlines and growing backlogs.

Automation Potential Goes Unused

Existing bots could deliver more value, but no one has the time to improve, optimize, or extend them.

Small Changes Add Up

Application updates, selector changes, credential resets, and process adjustments create a steady stream of maintenance work.

Every New Bot Adds Support Pressure

Each automation rollout increases the workload for a team that may already be stretched thin.

Tell us where your bots keep breaking

We'll map the right support model to fix it

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How RPA Support Starts

A simple, structured onboarding process gets support in place quickly without disrupting your existing automation program.

Step 1

Free Bot Health Check

Your current bots, dependencies, failure points, and support needs are reviewed to identify where the environment is most vulnerable.

Step 2

Choose the Right Support Plan

Support requirements are mapped against bot volume, complexity, and expected demand, helping you avoid paying for more coverage than you need.

Step 3

Knowledge Transfer and Setup

Bot documentation, credentials, dependencies, schedules, and support procedures are captured so monitoring and maintenance can begin smoothly.

Step 4

Support, Maintain, and Improve

Ongoing support covers issue resolution, preventive maintenance, performance improvements, and clear monthly reporting.

RPA support engineer reviewing bot health dashboards

RPA Support and Maintenance Services We Provide

Our RPA support and maintenance services cover monitoring, troubleshooting, upgrades, preventive maintenance, and ongoing optimization to keep your bots running reliably.

Performance Monitoring

Continuous monitoring of bot runs, exceptions, and failures helps identify issues early and reduce the risk of disruption, delays, or manual backlogs.

Scheduled Upgrades

Planned platform, application, and bot upgrades keep the automation environment current, compatible, and secure without unexpected breakages.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Routine upkeep and fast issue resolution help restore workflows affected by application changes, credential problems, or process exceptions.

Security and Optimization

Regular tuning, updates, and security checks help bots remain efficient, reliable, and aligned with compliance requirements over time.

Get proactive RPA support that monitors, upgrades, and fixes your bots for you

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Here Are The RPA Support and Maintenance Plans You Can Choose From

Based on how frequently you use your RPA services, below is a spectrum of options for you to choose from.

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Monthly Price $500 $900 $1,600 $3,000 $4,800
Resource Type Shared Shared Shared Shared Dedicated
You Get Hrs/Month 10 20 40 80 160

*Minimum sign-up: 12-month program

Industries

Industries We Support with RPA

Manufacturing

  • Shop-floor task automation and error reduction
  • Real-time tracking across ERP, BOM, and plant systems
  • Improved productivity, quality, and delivery
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Tell us what is happening with your bots

Share a few details and we will help you map the right RPA support plan for monitoring, fixes, and upgrades.

  • Get your bot estate reviewed by a certified RPA engineer
  • Identify immediate risks, recurring issues, and optimization opportunities
  • Choose the right level of support without paying for unused capacity
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See How Our RPA Support Helped Clients Keep Automation Running

See how our RPA support helped clients reduce bot failures, ease maintenance demands, and keep automation running smoothly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Nalashaa offers fixed monthly RPA support plans starting at $500 for 10 hours. Other plans include $900 for 20 hours, $1,600 for 40 hours, $3,000 for 80 hours, and $4,800 for 160 hours with a dedicated resource.

This works out to an effective rate of $30 to $50 per hour. By comparison, third-party RPA maintenance is often priced at $10,000 to $50,000 per year or 15% to 20% of the original automation build cost.

RPA support is typically priced using one of three models:

  • Hourly time and materials
  • A percentage of the original implementation cost
  • Fixed monthly support plans

Nalashaa uses fixed monthly plans, giving you predictable costs and a clearer way to compare support expenses with the cost of hiring an internal resource.

RPA managed services give an external team responsibility for the day-to-day health of your bots.

This can include monitoring, issue resolution, updates, patch management, preventive maintenance, and performance tuning. Instead of relying on one internal hire, you get access to a wider team for the support hours included in your plan.

RPA support and maintenance can include:

  • Proactive bot monitoring
  • Troubleshooting and issue resolution
  • Scheduled updates and patch management
  • Preventive maintenance for selectors, credentials, and dependencies
  • Performance tuning and optimization

Larger plans include more support hours for broader bot estates, frequent changes, or active automation rollouts.

RPA support is commonly delivered through shared or dedicated models.

Shared support gives you access to a pool of certified RPA engineers for the hours included in your plan. This works well for most automation environments.

Dedicated support reserves an engineer’s capacity for your organization. It is better suited to mission-critical bots, large estates, or active rollouts that need consistent ownership.

Nalashaa supports major RPA platforms, including:

  • UiPath
  • Automation Anywhere
  • Blue Prism
  • Microsoft Power Automate

Share your current automation stack during the initial consultation, and the team will confirm support for your specific tools and versions.

Yes. The entry plan starts at $500 per month for 10 support hours.

It is designed for teams running a smaller number of bots that need monitoring, maintenance, and occasional fixes without the cost of hiring a full-time RPA developer.

RPA implementation and RPA support are priced separately.

Implementation is usually a one-time cost based on process complexity, integrations, steps, rules, and validations.

Support is a recurring cost based on the number of hours required each month and whether the support model is shared or dedicated.

Yes. You can move to a higher plan during a rollout or a period of increased support demand, then move back down once the environment stabilizes.

This helps keep your support capacity aligned with actual demand without paying for unused hours.