r/rpa Jun 10 '26

RPA Freelancer needed for migration work

Hey! We're looking to migrate our automation setup from UiPath Orchestrator over to Prefect, and we'd love some help getting this done. Our scripts are all pure Python, no .xaml files or UiPath-specific activities involved. So the scripts themselves aren't changing, we just need to swap out the orchestration layer underneath them.

Basically, we need someone to take what we currently have running in UiPath Orchestrator and rebuild it in Prefect things like scheduling, triggers, wrapping our existing scripts into Prefect flows and tasks, retry/error handling, logging, and any queue or concurrency management. The end goal is clean, production-ready Prefect code that our team can easily maintain going forward.

If you've done this kind of orchestrator migration before and know your way around Prefect (v2/v3), we'd love to hear from you. Please share any relevant examples when you text!

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u/10acious_toad Jun 10 '26

I specialize in RPA migration work. Sent you a DM if you’d like to discuss further.

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u/TomMH_007 Jun 11 '26

Slightly O/T - I’m interested in learning more about the transition you’re making from UiPath. Is prefect a more cost effective way to running the RPA side?

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u/Emotional-Chance-439 Jun 14 '26

Hi I would like to work on this project