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This study looks into how robotic process automation, or RPA, affects accounting procedures in Indonesia's ever-changing business environment. Using a qualitative research approach, the study investigates the reasons behind, the difficulties encountered, and results related to RPA adoption. Ten participants from various industries provide observations, content analysis, and interviews to offer insights. The results show that while organizational resistance and skill gaps are problems, organizations in Indonesia are motivated by a desire to improve efficiency and decrease errors. Implementing RPA results in significant efficiency gains and shifts accounting professionals' jobs toward more strategic and analytical responsibilities. The study offers useful information to help enterprises and legislators integrate RPA within the framework of Indonesian accounting.
Mokoginta et al. (2024) studied this question.