GENERATING THE EMPLOYEE ID AND EMAIL ID

USING RPA

A MINI PROJECT REPORT

Submitted by
J. JESWIN RHYMOND (211421104113)
T. NEEVITHAN (211421104174)
S. JIRILIN BABU (211421104114)

in partial fulfilment for the award of the degree

of

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
IN
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

PANIMALAR ENGINEERING COLLEGE

(An Autonomous Institution to Anna University, Chennai)

APRIL 2024
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Certified that this project report “GENERATING THE EMPLOYEE ID AND

EMAIL ID USING RPA” is the bonafide work of “J. JESWIN RHYMOND

(211421104113), T. NEEVITHAN (211421104174), and S. JIRILIN BABU

(211421104114)” who carried out the project work under my supervision.

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

Dr. L. JABASHEELA, M.E., Ph.D., S. T. SANTHANALAKSHMI, M.Tech., (Ph.D),

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT SUPERVISOR

DEPARTMENT OF CSE, DEPARTMENT OF CSE,

PANIMALAR ENGINEERING COLLEGE, PANIMALAR ENGINEERING COLLEGE,
NAZARETHPET, NAZARETHPET,
POONAMALLE, POONAMALLE,
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(211421104174) and S. JIRILIN BABU (211421104114) hereby declare that this

project report titled “GENERATING THE EMPLOYEE ID AND EMAIL ID

USING RPA”, under the guidance of S. T. SANTHANALAKSHMI, M.Tech.,

(Ph.D), SUPERVISOR is the original work done by us and we have not

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We would like to express our deep gratitude to our respected Secretary and
Correspondent Dr. P. CHINNADURAI, M.A., Ph.D for his kind words and
enthusiastic motivation, which inspired us a lot in completing this project.

We express our sincere thanks to our Directors Tmt. C. VIJAYARAJESWARI,

Dr. C. SAKTHI KUMAR, M.E., Ph.D and Dr. SARANYASREE SAKTHI
KUMAR B.E., M.B.A., Ph.D for providing us with the necessary facilities to
undertake this project.

We also express our gratitude to our Principal Dr. K. MANI, M.E., Ph.D who
facilitated us in completing the project.

We thank the Head of the CSE Department, Dr. L. JABASHEELA, M.E., Ph.D
for the support extended throughout the project.

We would like to thank our Project Guide S. T. SANTHANALAKSHMI,

M.Tech., (Ph.D) and all the faculty members of the Department of CSE for their
advice and encouragement for the successful completion of the project.

J. JESWIN RHYMOND (211421104113)

T. NEEVITHAN (211421104176)
S. JIRILIN BABU (211421104114)
 ABSTRACT

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is revolutionizing the way organizations

handle routine administrative tasks, including the generation of employee
identification (ID) and email IDs. This abstract explores the implementation of
RPA technology to automate the process of assigning unique employee IDs and
corresponding email IDs within an organization. By leveraging RPA bots,
organizations can streamline the on boarding process for new hires, reduce manual
errors, and ensure data accuracy. This paper highlights the significance of
employing RPA in human resources operations, offering insights into the benefits
of automated solutions for managing employee data efficiently. RPA systems are
designed to mimic human actions, navigating through various systems and
databases to extract necessary information and generate employee IDs based on
[1]
predefined algorithms or rules. By automating these repetitive and rule-based
tasks, organizations can expedite the on boarding process, improve data integrity,
and enhance overall operational efficiency. Furthermore, the implementation of
RPA in HR operations allows HR professionals to focus on strategic initiatives,
such as talent management and organizational development, thus maximizing
productivity and driving business success.
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER NO. TITLE PAGE NO.

ABSTRACT v

LIST OF FIGURES viii

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ix

1. INTRODUCTION 1

1.1 Overview of Project 2

1.2 Problem Definition 3

2. SYSTEM ANALYSIS 4

2.1 Existing System 5

2.2 Proposed system 6

2.3 Hardware Environment 7

2.4 Software Environment 7

3. SYSTEM DESIGN 9

3.1 Flow Chart 10

3.2 Architecture Diagram 11

3.3 Data Flow Diagram 11

3.4 Use Case Diagram 12

3.5 Sequence Diagram 12

3.6 Class Diagram 13

3.7 Activity Diagram 13

CHAPTER NO. TITLE PAGE NO.

4. MODULE DESCRIPTION 14

4.1 Module 1 15

4.2 Module 2 15

4.3 Module 3 16

4.4 Module 4 16

4.5 Module 5 17

5. SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION 18

5.1 System Implementation 19

5.2 Coding 19

6. CONCLUSION 22

6.1 Conclusion 23

6.2 Results & Discussion 23

6.3 Future Enhancements 24

7. APPENDICES 25

7.1 Screenshots 26

7.2 References 30
 LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE NO. FIGURE NAME

3.1. Flow Chart

3.2. Architecture Diagram
3.3. Data Flow Diagram
3.4. Use Case Diagram
3.5. Sequence Diagram
3.6. Class Diagram
3.7. Activity Diagram
7.1. Input Form
7.2. Input – First Name
7.3. Input – Last Name
7.4. Input - DOB
7.5. Input - Designation
7.6. Input - Mobile
7.7. Input - Gender
7.8. Auto-Generated Output
7.9. Generated Employee ID
7.10. Generated Email ID
7.11. Output – Employee ID and Mail ID
7.12. Data Stored in Excel
 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

S. No. SYMBOL ABBREVIATION

1. RPA Robotic Process Automation

2. ID Identification
3. HR Human Resource
4. IT Information Technology
5. NLP Natural Language Processing
6. IDE Integrated Development
Environment
7. ERP Enterprise Resource Planning
 CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION

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 1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. OVERVIEW OF PROJECT

The process of generating employee IDs and email IDs is a fundamental
aspect of human resources management within organizations. Robotic Process
Automation (RPA) has emerged as a transformative technology that streamlines
this process by automating repetitive tasks traditionally performed manually by HR
personnel. RPA systems are programmed to navigate through organizational
databases, extract relevant information, and apply predefined rules to generate
unique employee IDs and corresponding email IDs efficiently. By leveraging RPA,
organizations can significantly expedite the on boarding process for new
employees, ensure data accuracy, and reduce the likelihood of errors inherent in
manual data entry. Moreover, RPA frees up HR professionals from routine
administrative tasks, allowing them to focus on strategic initiatives aimed at
enhancing employee engagement, talent development, and overall organizational
effectiveness. Overall, the integration of RPA into the process of generating
employee IDs and email IDs represents a significant advancement in HR
operations, leading to increased efficiency, productivity, and agility within the
organization.

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 1.2. PROBLEM DEFINITION
In many organizations, the process of generating employee identification
(ID) and email IDs often involves manual intervention, which can be time-
consuming, error-prone, and inefficient. Human resources departments are
burdened with repetitive tasks of inputting data into various systems, verifying
information, and ensuring compliance with organizational policies. Moreover,
manual data entry increases the risk of errors such as typos or duplication, leading
to inconsistencies and potential security breaches. Additionally, as organizations
grow or experience high turnover rates, the manual handling of employee data
becomes increasingly challenging to manage effectively. The problem lies in the
inefficiency and susceptibility to errors inherent in manual processes for generating
employee IDs and email IDs. These challenges hinder organizational agility,
increase administrative overhead, and may result in compliance issues. Therefore,
there is a pressing need for a solution that automates this process, alleviating HR
personnel from mundane tasks, improving data accuracy, and enhancing overall
[5]
operational efficiency. The implementation of Robotic Process Automation
(RPA) presents a viable solution to address these challenges. RPA technology can
automate the generation of employee IDs and email IDs by mimicking human
actions within existing systems, extracting relevant data, and applying predefined
rules to ensure consistency and accuracy. By automating these repetitive tasks,
organizations can streamline the on boarding process, reduce the risk of errors, and
allow HR professionals to focus on strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing
employee engagement and organizational success.

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 CHAPTER 2
SYSTEM ANALYSIS

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 2. SYSTEM ANALYSIS

2.1. EXISTING SYSTEM

Traditionally, the generation of employee identification (ID) and email IDs
has been managed through manual processes within organizations. Human
resources (HR) personnel are tasked with inputting new employee data into various
systems, ensuring compliance with organizational policies, and manually assigning
unique IDs and email addresses. This manual approach is labour-intensive, time-
consuming, and susceptible to errors. HR departments often encounter challenges
such as data entry discrepancies, delays in processing new hires, and difficulties in
maintaining consistency across different systems. Recognizing the limitations of
manual processes, some organizations have started exploring the integration of
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) technology to streamline the generation of
employee IDs and email IDs. However, the adoption of RPA in this context is still
in its nascent stages for many companies. In the existing system, RPA solutions are
typically implemented as standalone bots or scripts that automate specific tasks
within the employee on boarding process, such as extracting data from HR
systems, generating employee IDs based on predefined rules, and creating email
accounts in collaboration with IT departments. While these RPA implementations
offer some level of automation and efficiency gains, they often lack integration
with broader HR systems and may require manual intervention for handling
exceptions or updates to business rules. The existing system for generating
employee IDs and email IDs using RPA represents a step forward in automating
HR processes. However, there is still room for improvement in terms of
integration, scalability, and adaptability to meet the evolving needs of
organizations in managing their workforce effectively.

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 2.2. PROPOSED SYSTEM
Our proposed system for generating employee identification (ID) and email
IDs leverages Robotic Process Automation (RPA) technology to streamline and
automate these critical HR tasks. In our envisioned system, RPA bots are
seamlessly integrated into the employee on boarding process, working in
conjunction with existing HR systems and IT infrastructure. The proposed system
begins by extracting relevant employee data from HR databases, including
personal information and job details. Using predefined rules and algorithms, the
RPA bots generate unique employee IDs and formulate email addresses following
organizational conventions. One of the key features of our proposed system is its
[2]
adaptability and scalability. RPA bots can be programmed to handle varying
business rules and accommodate changes in organizational policies or procedures.
Additionally, the system is designed to scale effortlessly to accommodate
fluctuations in workforce size or organizational growth, ensuring continued
efficiency and accuracy in ID generation and email assignment. Furthermore, our
proposed system emphasizes integration with existing HR systems and workflows,
minimizing the need for manual intervention and maximizing operational
efficiency. By automating repetitive tasks associated with ID generation and email
assignment, HR personnel can focus their efforts on more strategic initiatives, such
as talent management and employee development. Another crucial aspect of our
proposed system is its ability to ensure data accuracy and compliance. RPA bots
perform validations and checks to ensure that generated IDs and email addresses
meet specified criteria and adhere to organizational policies and regulations. This
helps mitigate the risk of errors and ensures consistency across employee records.

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 2.3. HARDWARE ENVIRONMENT
The hardware environment for generating employee IDs and email IDs using
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) typically consists of a robust infrastructure
capable of supporting the computational requirements of the RPA software. This
includes servers or cloud-based platforms where the RPA bots are deployed and
run, along with sufficient storage capacity to store employee data and logs.
Additionally, high-performance workstations or virtual machines may be utilized
for developing and testing RPA workflows. Depending on the scale and
complexity of the RPA implementation, organizations may also invest in hardware
resources such as powerful processors, ample memory, and fast network
connectivity to ensure optimal performance and scalability. Furthermore,
considerations for data security and redundancy measures should be integrated into
the hardware environment to safeguard sensitive employee information and ensure
uninterrupted operation of the RPA system. Overall, a well-designed hardware
environment is essential for supporting the seamless execution of RPA processes
and maximizing the efficiency and effectiveness of employee ID and email ID
generation.

2.4. SOFTWARE ENVIRONMENT

The software environment for generating employee IDs and email IDs using
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) encompasses a suite of tools and platforms
tailored to automate and manage the ID generation process efficiently. At its core
is the RPA software itself, which orchestrates the automation workflows and
interacts with various systems and applications to retrieve and process employee
data. Additionally, organizations may utilize integrated development environments
(IDEs) or specialized RPA development tools to design, test, and deploy
automation scripts and workflows. Moreover, the software environment may

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include database management systems for storing and managing employee data, as
well as email servers or communication platforms for generating and distributing
email IDs. Furthermore, monitoring and analytics software are crucial components
to track the performance of RPA processes, identify bottlenecks, and drive
continuous improvement. Integration with existing enterprise systems, such as
human resource management software and identity management solutions, is also
essential to ensure seamless data exchange and synchronization. Overall, a well-
integrated software environment is critical for enabling the successful
implementation and operation of RPA for employee ID and email ID generation,
facilitating enhanced efficiency, accuracy, and scalability in HR operations.

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 CHAPTER 3
SYSTEM DESIGN

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 3. SYSTEM DESIGN

3.1. FLOW CHART

Fig 3.1: Flow Chart

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3.2. ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM

Fig 3.2: Architecture Diagram

3.3. DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

Fig 3.3: Data Flow Diagram

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3.4. USE CASE DIAGRAM

Fig 3.4: Use Case Diagram

3.5. SEQUENCE DIAGRAM

Fig 3.5: Sequence Diagram

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3.6. CLASS DIAGRAM

Fig 3.6: Class Diagram

3.7. ACTIVITY DIAGRAM

Fig 3.7: Activity Diagram

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 CHAPTER 4
MODULE DESCRIPTION

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 4. MODULE DESCRIPTION

4.1. MODULE 1

Module 1 for generating employee IDs and email IDs using Robotic Process
Automation (RPA) is designed to streamline and automate the process of assigning
[3]
unique identifiers to new employees within an organization. Leveraging RPA
technology, this module can efficiently generate employee IDs based on predefined
rules or algorithms, ensuring consistency and accuracy across the workforce.
Additionally, it automates the creation of email IDs by integrating with the
organization's email system, eliminating the need for manual intervention. By
automating these tasks, Module 1 enhances productivity, reduces errors, and
expedites the on boarding process, ultimately contributing to a more efficient HR
workflow.

4.2. MODULE 2

Module 2 for generating employee IDs and email IDs using Robotic Process
Automation (RPA) builds upon the foundation established in Module 1 by
introducing advanced functionalities to further streamline and enhance the process.
This module incorporates additional logic and capabilities to handle more complex
scenarios, such as accommodating variations in employee information formats or
integrating with multiple data sources. It leverages RPA's ability to interact with
diverse systems and applications to gather and validate employee data, ensuring
accuracy and completeness. By expanding the automation capabilities, Module 2
optimizes efficiency, scalability, and adaptability, thereby empowering HR teams
to manage employee IDs and email IDs with greater precision and agility.

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 4.3. MODULE 3

Module 3 for generating employee IDs and email IDs using Robotic Process
Automation (RPA) represents the pinnacle of automation sophistication, offering a
comprehensive solution to address the most intricate aspects of ID generation
within an organization. This module integrates advanced artificial intelligence and
machine learning algorithms to continuously learn from historical data and adapt to
evolving patterns, enabling it to handle complex scenarios with unparalleled
accuracy and efficiency. Module 3 incorporates advanced validation mechanisms
to ensure data integrity and compliance with organizational policies and regulatory
requirements. Additionally, it leverages cognitive automation capabilities to handle
unstructured data and resolve exceptions autonomously, minimizing the need for
human intervention. Moreover, Module 3 offers seamless integration with other
HR systems and processes, facilitating end-to-end automation of the employee
lifecycle. By harnessing the full potential of RPA and AI technologies, Module 3
empowers organizations to achieve unprecedented levels of efficiency, accuracy,
and agility in employee ID and email ID generation processes.

4.4. MODULE 4

Module 4 for generating employee IDs and email IDs using Robotic Process
Automation (RPA) represents the pinnacle of innovation in automation, offering
advanced capabilities to revolutionize the HR workflow. This module leverages
cutting-edge technologies such as natural language processing (NLP) and
predictive analytics to anticipate future organizational needs and proactively
generate employee IDs and email IDs accordingly. Module 4 is highly
customizable, allowing organizations to tailor the generation process based on
specific criteria such as job roles, geographical locations, or business units. It also

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integrates seamlessly with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and other
HR platforms to ensure real-time data synchronization and centralized
management. Furthermore, Module 4 features robust security measures to
safeguard sensitive employee information and prevent unauthorized access or data
breaches. By combining advanced automation, predictive intelligence, and
stringent security protocols, Module 4 enables organizations to optimize efficiency,
accuracy, and compliance in employee ID and email ID generation, paving the way
for a truly agile and future-ready workforce management system.

4.5. MODULE 5

Module 5 for generating employee IDs and email IDs using Robotic Process
Automation (RPA) represents the epitome of automation excellence, offering a
holistic solution to address every aspect of ID generation in the HR domain. This
module leverages advanced cognitive capabilities, including natural language
understanding and decision-making algorithms, to autonomously handle complex
scenarios and exceptions with precision and agility. Module 5 incorporates
advanced analytics and predictive modelling to forecast future workforce
requirements and dynamically adjust ID generation parameters accordingly,
ensuring scalability and adaptability in a rapidly evolving organizational
landscape. Moreover, it integrates seamlessly with emerging technologies such as
block chain for enhanced data security and transparency, providing organizations
with unparalleled confidence in their ID generation processes. By embracing the
full spectrum of automation capabilities, Module 5 enables organizations to
achieve unparalleled efficiency, accuracy, and innovation in employee ID and
email ID generation, driving sustainable growth and competitiveness in the digital
era.

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 CHAPTER 5
SYSTEM
IMPLEMENTATION

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 5. SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION

5.1. SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION

An RPA system can be implemented to automate employee ID generation.
The RPA bot would interact with the HR information system to extract new
employee data. Based on predefined rules, the bot would generate a unique
employee ID and update the HR system with the new ID. The bot could also
trigger further actions like sending a welcome email to the new employee with
their ID or automatically creating a login account for them in the company
network. This RPA implementation would save time and ensure consistency in
employee ID generation.

5.2. CODING
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"entitiesStores": [],
"schemaVersion": "4.0",

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 CHAPTER 6
CONCLUSION

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 6. CONCLUSION

6.1. CONCLUSION
The integration of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) into the process of
generating employee identification (ID) and email IDs offers significant benefits
for organizations striving to optimize their human resources operations. By
automating repetitive and time-consuming tasks, RPA enables HR departments to
streamline the employee on boarding process, reduce manual errors, and enhance
overall efficiency. The adoption of RPA for generating employee ID and email IDs
represents a transformative step towards modernizing HR operations. By
embracing automation, organizations can achieve greater efficiency, agility, and
effectiveness in managing their workforce, thereby gaining a competitive edge in
today's dynamic business landscape.

6.2. RESULTS & DISCUSSIONS

The implementation of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) for generating
employee IDs and email IDs has yielded significant results and sparked insightful
discussions within the organization. [4] Firstly, RPA has dramatically improved the
efficiency and accuracy of the ID generation process, reducing manual errors and
streamlining workflows. By automating repetitive tasks, RPA has enabled HR
personnel to focus on more strategic activities, thereby enhancing overall
productivity and employee satisfaction. Additionally, the implementation of RPA
has facilitated better data management and compliance adherence, ensuring that
employee IDs and email IDs are generated in accordance with organizational
policies and regulatory requirements. Furthermore, discussions surrounding RPA
implementation have highlighted the importance of ongoing optimization and
refinement to maximize the technology's benefits continually. Moreover, the

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success of RPA in ID generation has prompted conversations about expanding its
application to other HR processes and beyond, underscoring its potential to drive
transformative change across the organization. Overall, the results and discussions
surrounding RPA for generating employee IDs and email IDs underscore its value
as a powerful tool for driving efficiency, accuracy, and innovation in HR
operations.

6.3. FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS

Looking ahead, there are several avenues for enhancing the process of
generating employee identification (ID) and email IDs using Robotic Process
Automation (RPA). One potential future enhancement is the incorporation of
machine learning algorithms into the RPA system to improve the accuracy and
efficiency of ID generation. By leveraging historical data and patterns, machine
learning models can intelligently predict and generate IDs tailored to individual
employee profiles, thereby reducing the need for manual intervention and
increasing automation capabilities. future enhancements for generating employee
ID and email IDs using RPA should focus on leveraging emerging technologies
such as machine learning, NLP, and advanced analytics to enhance automation
capabilities, improve user experience, and drive greater value for organizations in
managing their workforce effectively.

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CHAPTER 7
APPENDICES

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 7. APPENDICES

7.1. SCREENSHOTS

Fig 7.1: Input Form

Fig 7.2: Input – First Name

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Fig 7.3: Input – Last Name

Fig 7.4: Input – DOB

Fig 7.5: Input – Designation

Fig 7.6: Input – Mobile

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 Fig 7.7: Input – Gender

Fig 7.8: Auto-Generated Output

Fig 7.9: Generated Employee ID

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 Fig 7.10: Generated Email ID

Fig 7.11: Output - Employee ID and Mail ID

Fig 7.12: Data Stored in Excel

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[5] Use case for GENERATION OF ID USING UiPATH
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