Does the Computer-Using Agent require APIs?

No. Its primary strength is interacting with the GUI just like a human. It sees the screen and uses mouse and keyboard, making it compatible with any software.

How is this different from RPA?

RPA uses rigid scripts that break if a button moves. The Computer-Using Agent uses AI vision to understand the screen's intent, allowing it to adapt to layout changes and pop-ups dynamically.

Is it secure to let AI control a computer?

Yes. Agents operate in sandboxed environments with strict Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). All actions are logged in immutable audit trails, providing higher transparency than human operators.

How quickly can we deploy this?

Because it requires no backend integration, deployment is rapid. You can define workflows and deploy agents in weeks, often seeing ROI within 3 to 9 months.

What happens if the agent encounters an error?

The agent has reflection capabilities to retry actions or find alternative paths. If it hits a critical blocker, it escalates the specific case to a human with full context.

Computer-Using Agent | AI Workers

Computer-Using Agent is an AI worker that interacts with graphical user interfaces like a human operator.

It bridges legacy systems lacking APIs, reducing processing costs by 90% and executing tasks 11x faster than manual processing.

What is Computer-Using Agent?

Eyes and Hands for Automation. The Computer-Using Agent possesses "Computer Use" capabilities - perceiving the screen, understanding visual context, and manipulating mouse and keyboard to execute tasks exactly like a human. It treats the GUI as the universal API.
The API Gap. Millions of critical applications lack modern APIs, trapping data in silos. Traditional solutions require human "swivel-chair" work or fragile RPA scripts that break when buttons move. This agent solves the interoperability crisis fundamentally.
Visual Intelligence. The agent captures screenshots or video streams and processes them through multimodal LLMs. It navigates menus, identifies text fields, clicks buttons, scrolls through documents - handling dynamic challenges like pop-ups, CAPTCHAs, and error messages in real-time.
Economics of Automation. Human interface interaction costs $3-8 per task. The agent executes the same workflows for $0.25-$0.50, operating 24/7 without fatigue and eliminating the 5-15% manual error rate.

Replaces:

Manual "swivel chair" data entry between applications.

Legacy RPA script maintenance requiring constant recoding.

Visual quality assurance verifying data was saved correctly.

Portal login management accessing multiple vendor websites.

Exception handling routines for common UI error messages.

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Why Computer-Using Agent?

Slash Operational Costs by 90%. Human labor for digital tasks is expensive and difficult to scale. Deploying autonomous agents reduces cost per interaction from ~$6.00 to under $0.50 - a 90% savings that releases capital for strategic growth.
Bridge the API Gap Instantly. Waiting for legacy vendors to build APIs or for migration projects can take years. The agent provides immediate interoperability - if a human can do it on a screen, the agent can learn it today.
Eliminate Human Error. Manual data transfer has 5-10% error rates from fatigue and oversight. The agent operates with machine precision, validating every input against source data and business rules for 100% data integrity.
Scale Operations Elastically. Human teams have hard capacity limits; hiring takes months. The agent offers infinite elasticity - spin up hundreds of instances during peak seasons to maintain service levels without overtime or temp staff.

How It Works

Workflow Automation

How Computer-Using Agent integrates with your systems

GUI Automation Pipeline

RPAGUI AutomationLegacy Systems

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Receives automation tasks via webhook, uses AI to navigate application interfaces, and executes actions via RPA with screen capture verification.

Visual Perception. The agent captures screen state using vision-capable LLMs to analyze GUI elements - text boxes, buttons, menus. It understands context, distinguishing "Submit" from "Cancel" based on visual cues and labels.
Semantic Reasoning. The reasoning engine determines actions needed to achieve goals. For "download the invoice," it plans: click Account, select Billing, find latest invoice row, click PDF icon. Plans adapt dynamically if layouts shift.
Autonomous Execution. The agent executes by simulating human input - moving cursors to coordinates, performing clicks, typing text. It handles complex interactions like drag-and-drop and right-click context menus.
Verification Loop. After each action, the agent verifies outcomes by checking for confirmation messages. If errors occur, it reads error messages, adjusts approach, retries, or escalates to humans with full context.

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Stop letting legacy software hold your business back. Deploy Computer-Using Agent to give your automation strategy eyes and hands - bridge disconnected systems, eliminate manual data entry, and modernize without backend code.

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Core Capabilities

Autonomous GUI Navigation

Interacts with software interfaces by moving cursors, clicking buttons, and typing text to execute tasks without APIs.

Visual Context Understanding

Analyzes screen layouts and visual elements to interpret dynamic interfaces and adapt to changes in real-time.

Multi-Step Workflow Planning

Deconstructs high-level goals into executable sequences of actions across multiple applications to complete complex processes.

Secure Credential Management

Safely manages and inputs login credentials to access secure portals and legacy systems while maintaining audit trails.

Who It's For

Shared Services Centers

To automate high-volume invoice processing and data migration between disconnected legacy ERPs and modern financial systems.

Logistics Providers

To automate retrieval of shipment milestones and booking confirmations from diverse carrier web portals without APIs.

Healthcare Administrators

To bridge interoperability gaps between different Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems by automating data entry and retrieval.

Value Outcomes

Cost Efficiency

90% cost reduction

Cut expenses. Reduces transaction processing costs by over 90%, dropping from ~$6.00 to ~$0.25 per interaction.

Error Elimination

95% fewer errors

Improve quality. Precise data entry and validation reduce manual transcription errors by 95%, ensuring data integrity.

Operational Speed

11x faster execution

Accelerate flows. Completes complex cross-application workflows up to 11x faster than manual human processing.

Infinite Scalability

Instant scaling

Grow freely. Handles 300-500% volume spikes instantly by spinning up additional agent instances without hiring.

Strategic Value for Decision Makers

For the CFO

**Capital Efficiency.** The Computer-Using Agent extends the life of our legacy assets. We avoid a $50M ERP replacement by using AI to bridge the gap, while simultaneously cutting transaction processing OpEx by 90%.

For the COO

**Process Fluidity.** We are eliminating swivel chair bottlenecks. This agent connects our disconnected systems instantly, ensuring data flows in real-time and allowing volume scaling without adding headcount.

For the Owner

**Strategic Modernization.** This tool gives us startup agility without losing established infrastructure. We can automate any process on any screen, future-proofing operations against labor shortages and tech debt.

Why Export Arena

Computer-Using Agent is not a standalone tool - it's part of Export Arena's AI & Automation Department as a Service. Pre-trained on global trade nuances, from HS codes to geopolitical risk, it delivers strategic insights tailored to C-suite decision-making. We provide resilience as a service.

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