At a glance
| Company | Netcall plc (Netcall Technology Limited) |
|---|---|
| Category | RPA Software |
| Headquarters | Bedford, United Kingdom |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - United Kingdom |
| Data Location | not stated on the pages we read |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Not stated on the pages we read |
| Main Features | Drag-and-drop low-code builder, prebuilt components, bots at the user layer without APIs, centralised control and analytics, role-based access control, encryption, bot activity logging |
| Pricing | Not shown on the pages we read |
| Best For | UK and public-sector teams that already use or consider the Netcall Liberty platform |
| Replaces | UiPath, Automation Anywhere |
Review in detail
Netcall plc is a UK company registered under company number 01812912, with its address at Suite 203, Bedford Heights, Brickhill Drive, Bedford MK41 7PH. Its privacy policy also names Netcall Technology Limited, company number 02831215, at the same address.
Liberty RPA is one solution on the Liberty platform, next to low-code application development, a contact centre product, process mapping and document processing. The address automagica.com, which we tried first, leads to the Netcall Liberty RPA page.
What Liberty RPA offers
Netcall describes Liberty RPA as an AI-powered automation solution with drag-and-drop tools and prebuilt components so non-technical staff can build and manage workflows. Bots work at the user layer, which the page says needs no APIs.
The page lists centralised control with real-time bot performance, role-based access control, encryption and detailed logging of all bot activities.
Where Liberty RPA sits in the Liberty platform
Liberty RPA connects with Liberty Create for low-code applications and Liberty IDP for document processing. A customer story on the site names Legal & General as a user of the platform.
That bundle suits organisations that want one supplier for forms, cases, contact centre and automation. It is less natural for a team that only needs a standalone robot tool.
Netcall Liberty RPA as a European alternative to UiPath
Netcall contracts through UK companies with published company numbers. Liberty RPA covers the build-run-monitor basics that UiPath users expect.
The pages we read give no price, no attended or unattended split and no hosting region, so a comparison needs a sales conversation.
Where it falls short
Netcall shows no price, no deployment model and no attended or unattended description for Liberty RPA on the pages we read. The product is sold as part of a larger platform, and it is not open source. Smaller teams may prefer a standalone option such as Ui.Vision RPA.
Best suited to users of Netcall Liberty RPA
UK organisations, including public bodies, that want RPA from the same supplier as their low-code and contact centre tools.
Advantages and drawbacks
Pros
- UK company with company number published
- Low-code builder for non-technical staff
- Role-based access and bot activity logging
- Part of a wider platform with IDP and low-code
- Bots work without APIs at the user layer
Cons
- No price shown
- Hosting and deployment model not stated
- Attended and unattended modes not described
- Best value only inside the Liberty platform
Pros and Cons
Pros
- UK company with company number published
- Low-code builder for non-technical staff
- Role-based access and bot activity logging
- Part of a wider platform with IDP and low-code
- Bots work without APIs at the user layer
Cons
- No price shown
- Hosting and deployment model not stated
- Attended and unattended modes not described
- Best value only inside the Liberty platform
Alternatives to Netcall Liberty RPA
Further European rpa software to compare:
See all European rpa software or compare them directly against UiPath on our alternatives page.
FAQ
Yes, for UK and European buyers. Netcall plc is a UK company with a published company number. Pricing and deployment details are not shown on the pages we read.
The automagica.com address we tried leads to the Netcall Liberty RPA page. We read no statement about how the two products relate, so we do not describe it.
No. The Netcall page says bots work at the user layer and can run without APIs.