AIRPA

Robotic Process Automation boosted by Artificial Intelligence

AIRPA: AI-Powered RPA Built to Raise Performance Meet AIRPA, where robotic process automation gets a smarter edge through artificial intelligence. We help companies rethink how work gets done by delivering advanced RPA solutions that work hand in hand with AI. What We Do: We build and deploy intelligent automation systems that go beyond simple task execution. Our approach is designed to learn from your operations, adjust to change, and keep your organization moving faster and smarter. Our Expertise: RPA Integration: We advise on and implement automation programs that take repetitive, time-heavy work off your team’s plate. AI-Driven Solutions: By combining RPA with AI, we make it possible to automate more demanding, judgment-based workflows with greater accuracy. Customized Training: Because no two businesses operate alike, we create training plans that fit your setup and help your people adopt these tools with ease. Continuous Support: Our specialists stay with you after launch, providing guidance, maintenance, and updates so your automations grow alongside your business and the latest technology. Why Choose Us: Greater Productivity: With AI-enhanced RPA, your team can spend less time on routine chores and more time on strategic, creative work. Scalable Solutions: Our systems are built to expand and adapt as your organization’s needs become more complex. Expertise and Experience: You’ll work with seasoned professionals who bring deep RPA and AI knowledge to every recommendation and rollout.

Minimum budget

> €1,000

Hourly rate

€25 - €49

Company size

2-10

Founding Year

2014

Location

Paris

4.0

30 reviews

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Software Development15%

Artificial Intelligence70%

IT Consulting15%

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DevOps100%

Artificial Intelligence

Machine Learning100%

Client Segments

20%

Startups & SMBs

50%

Mid-market

30%

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Michaël

5.0

Thank you to the Air Parif association members for their work of public utility.

Apr 6, 2026| Google

Dance Mtw

5.0

Thank you for your work—your data is incredibly helpful to me every day.

Aug 29, 2025| Google

BM F

1.0

Public-utility concept, but fabricated numbers. When a pollution spike happens, an alert is sent after 3 days—so it’s already too late. When the readings are catastrophic, there are no figures at all—just a map with colors. Some hours aren’t recorded. Those same hours get corrected x hours later, of course with numbers that fall within the allowed thresholds. It’s nothing short of criminal. The alert thresholds are raised from one year to the next. With very high limits, it means “clean air”—what a joke. My claims are supported by screenshots, so it’s in no way a misleading opinion. Update from April 8, 2024. Proof by image. To be clear, harmonizing readings is one thing—but going from violet to green is a lot of poorly calibrated sensors. Update from July 20, 2024. With the new version, there’s no numeric history—no evidence, and no way to manage the information other than in real time. In other words, the system is sealed. Well done!

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Hello, Airparif is an independent organization, approved to monitor air quality in Île-de-France. We work hard to provide reliable, as accurate as possible information about the state of air pollution across the entire region, so there’s no reason to underestimate the pollution levels we all breathe. When it comes to pollution episodes, you might get the impression that we issue alerts when an episode begins, even though air quality can sometimes have been deteriorating for several days. That’s possible. The Air Quality Index (AQI) we use to represent air quality on our real-time maps in our app and on our website [more information: https://www.airparif.fr/surveiller-la-pollution/la-pollution-en-direct-en-ile-de-france] is different from the thresholds used to trigger a pollution episode. Those thresholds are calculated differently, based on expected average pollution levels over a certain area of the region (100 km²) or affecting at least a minimum share of the population there (10%) [more information: https://www.airparif.fr/procedure-dinformation-et-dalerte]. So it’s possible to see a red map in our app without our having anticipated a pollution episode. These thresholds aren’t raised—in fact, they’re lowered to reflect new scientific findings about air pollution. The evidence shows that pollution has health impacts at lower levels than previously estimated [see, for example: https://www.airparif.fr/actualite/2021/impact-des-nouveaux-seuils-de-reference-de-loms-sur-lile-de-france]. You can find all of this information on our app and website—not only as “colored maps,” but also as concentration data for the main air pollutants. [By clicking on a specific point on our real-time map: https://www.airparif.fr/surveiller-la-pollution/la-pollution-en-direct-en-ile-de-france, or via the readings from each of our monitoring stations: https://www.airparif.fr/carte-des-stations]. If you’d like, we’re also happy to discuss this with you directly: you can reach us through our contact form at https://www.airparif.fr/contact. Sincerely.

Jul 20, 2024| Google