The use case: how Felicity deploys Kernel
Felicity, an AI-native RPA platform for healthcare, runs its customers' browser automations across legacy web portals such as EHRs and payer sites on Kernel's browser infrastructure. It uses Kernel for video replays, multi-tab support and fast browser startup to debug broken workflows.
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discovered their end-to-end runs were now completing 2x faster compared to their previous setup
In the customer’s words
since day one, kernel has felt like they were part of our team. we trust them to reliably support the automations our healthcare customers build with us.Other companies using Kernel
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- Jan 13, 2026
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this not only made their customers’ automations 2x faster, but it also eliminated 12 hours/month of incident debugging compared to their previous provider.