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Get Agent Assets Get Agent Credential Set Agent Asset Set Agent Credential

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* [[Get Agent Assets>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/%5B3%5D%20Assets/Activities/Get%20Agent%20Assets/]] * [[Get Agent Credential>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/%5B3%5D%20Assets/Activities/Get%20Agent%20Credential/]] * [[Set Agent Asset>>url:https://docs.akabot.com

Use case 1: Quick navigation In the top of center, enter the workflow, agent group, agent … what

bot 1. Modify Asset (If you don’t need modify assets, please click here to find the way to run Bot) S1: To access Asset page, click Asset in the left menu S2: Find name of asset you want to edit

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to create/edit Common Value This means every agent can access the asset you are creating/editing Value Depending on the type you chose Enter/select the value of the asset Use case 11: Change agent’s password

(for more information, click here) Option 2: S1: In Asset tab, choose Name of agent you want to change

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:** S1: In **Asset **tab, choose Name of agent you want to change passwork, then click Edit button

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