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A state machine is a type of automation that uses a finite number of states in its execution. It can go into a state when it is triggered by an activity, and it exits that state when another activity is triggered. Another important aspect of state machines are transitions, as they also enable you to add

State Machine

State Machine

(% class="box" %) ((( * A state machine is a type of automation that uses a finite number of states in its execution. It can go into a state when it is triggered by an activity, and it exits that state when another activity is triggered. * Another important aspect of state machines are transitions

Final State State State Machine

State Machine

* [[Final State>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/State%20Machine/Activities/Final%20State/]] * [[State>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/State%20Machine/Activities/State/]] * [[State Machine>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/State%20Machine/Activities/State

: - State: Status of task - Agent - Workflow Then choose a value in the “Equal box” dropdown list And Choose in the dropdown list: - State: Status of task - Agent - Workflow Then choose a value

in the dropdown list: - State: Status of task - Agent - Workflow Then choose a value in the “Equal box” dropdown list ))) |And|((( Choose in the dropdown list: - State: Status of task - Agent - Workflow

successfully processed document will still pass through a TOREVIEW state. If you have enabled automation, the document will pass through this state without the need for human verification. If you don’t have automation enabled for the pipeline, the document will have the TOREVIEW state until a human validator review

successfully processed document will still pass through a TOREVIEW state. If you have enabled automation, the document will pass through this state without the need for human verification. If you don’t have automation enabled for the pipeline, the document will have the TOREVIEW state until a human validator review

was successfully launched, in which case it shows the word Successful in the State column. NOTE: The Successful state only indicates that the job was successfully launched. It does not reflect whether the job was successfully executed to the end or not. IMPORTANT: In case a job fails to start, its State will appear

launched, in which case it shows the word **Successful** in the **State** column. NOTE: The **Successful** state only indicates that the job was successfully launched. It does not reflect whether the job was successfully executed to the end or not. IMPORTANT: In case a job fails to start, its **State** will appear

duration in seconds to minutes. Success Rate Input Displays the percentage of jobs with state

to minutes. ))) |((( **Success Rate** )))|((( Input )))|((( Displays the percentage of jobs with state

The total number of tasks, including retried tasks, for each state: Successful Abandoned Failed Task

)))|((( The total number of tasks, including retried tasks, for each state: * **Successful** * **Abandoned

displays by default all the tasks that are running, and the ones placed in a pending state, regardless

for deployment purposes where the Agent is located. 6 State Current status of the tasks. Available statuses

, State of Tasks No Column /Label Description Type Maximum Input Requirement 1 Search box Search

in a pending state, regardless of whether they were started manually or through a schedule. On this page, you

is located. |6|State|Current status of the tasks. Available statuses are: FAULTED: the tasks have encountered

allows you to search a task list by Free search box, Agent Name, State of Tasks [[image:image

Before stating exploring all the main function of akaBot Center, please follow the instruction to install and Activate akaBot Center here. During the usage of akaBot Center, there are many instances where you need to input data to perform certain actions, such as Create/Edit or Filter for specific data

Before stating exploring all the main function of akaBot Center, please follow the instruction to install and Activate akaBot Center [[here>>http://devdocs.akabot.io/bin/view/akaBot%20Center/Center%20Installation/]]. During the usage of akaBot Center, there are many instances where you need to input data

of the job event in the Center database Job State The status of the job. Insights only ingest terminal states (i.e. successful, stopped, and faulted) Start Time The time when execution of the job began

" %)((( Job State )))|(% style="width:890px" %)((( The status of the job. Insights only ingest terminal states (i.e. successful, stopped, and faulted) ))) |(% style="width:242px" %)((( Start Time