Search: state-machine-1

– High - 1 – Normal - 2 – Low. The default value is: (null) Queue Item States (DropDownlist) - Filters the state of the item. The following options are: All, New, InProgress, Failed, Successful, Abandoned

state, and reference. (* for Mandatory) Properties Common Continue on Error (Boolean) - A Boolean

an indicated queue according to multiple filters such as creation date, priority state, and reference. [[image:image-20220506113443-1.png]] (* for Mandatory) == **Properties** == **Common** * **Continue on Error

by their priority. Integers variables supported only. The priorities are: - 0 – High - 1 – Normal - 2 – Low

by performing below steps: Step 1: In Settings screen ( if in the List Workflows screen then select Settings

actions to connect to the akaBot Center. Step 1: – In Settings screen ( if in the List Workflows screen

into Central Configuration form. Machine name: the computer name of current computer. The machine name

akaBot Agent** == To operate a bot, you need to follow below actions: 1. Configure network setting to open connection to the akaBot Center if needed. 1. Configure bot setting & connect to akaBot Center. 1. Get processes from akaBot Center or akaBot Studio. 1. Control the processes by running/stopping

1. Activate akaBot Center Step 1 - Open your browser. Navigate to akaBot Center using your Center

the steps below to activate your akaBot Studio. Step 1 -  Start the Studio. In installing windows, choose

akaBot Center. (At Step 6, Part 1 - Activate akaBot Center) Network Options (Optional): If you use Proxy

(% class="akb-page-with-toc" %) ((( (% class="akb-page-content" %) ((( == **1. Activate akaBot Center** == **Step 1** - Open your browser. Navigate to akaBot Center using **your Center URL

. **Step 1** - ** **Start the Studio. In installing windows, choose option “akaBot Center” then hit button

. In this article, we will show you how to set up Agent as below Step 1: Login Center Step 2: Choose the Agent

in Agent of physical machine which is used by human. In Console mode, instead of creating remote desktop

after login will have the same resolution as the current mornitor If the machine has no monitor

. In this article, we will show you how to set up Agent as below (% class="box infomessage" %) ((( **Step 1

-20221219091856-1.png||cursorshover="true"]] * **Windows Session** ** **Console** *** Choose the Console option if you want to run bot in Agent of physical machine which is used by human. *** In Console mode, instead

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

, or quickly search by the Search tab on the top of the page S3: Option 1: Choose Edit button

" %)**Use case 1: Quick navigation**(%%) == In the top of center, enter the workflow, agent group, agent

-20230425134819-1.png]] == (% style="color:#e74c3c" %)**Use case 2: Start running bot**(%%) == (% style="color:#000000; font-size:18px" %)1. Modify Asset //(If you don’t need modify assets, please click //[[(% class

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

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

page listing all existed tasks as below: No Column Description 1 Actions/View Depending

[1] Task

[1] Task

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

]] |=No|=Column|=Description |1|Actions/View|Depending on the status of the task, the system will allow you

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

. It gives you the flexibility to automatically start automations or workflows in Orchestrator. 1

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

to automatically start automations or workflows in Orchestrator. == **1. Prerequisites** == Before you can

. Configuring your trigger** == To add a Trigger, you will have to: 1. Access the akaBot Center. 1

: Connectors, Connections, and Triggers.[[image:1696239499620-749.png||height="448" width="879"]] 1. Access

allows you to search and filter agent groups by name and description. No Column/Label Description 1

button. No Column/Label Description 1 Name The name of the Agent Group. You can click the name

, machine name, machine username, type, description and the user who created it. a. Create/Edit an Agent

. [[image:image-20221031161241-16.png]] |=No|=Column/Label|=Description |1|**Action**|Available actions

. [[image:image-20221031161320-17.png]] |=No|=Column/Label|=Description |1|**Name**|The name of the Agent

details of each agent, including its version, status, machine name, machine username, type, description

1. Prerequisites Note: Please read this section carefully before installation. 1.1. Installation

for assistance. 1.2. Machine Configuration Requirements To install and use akaBot Center on Windows server

Virtual Machine RAM: 32GB or higher Core: 8 CPUs or higher SSD: 500GB Software Operating System

[1] Center Installation guide for standalone model on Windows Server (Network Edition)

" %)**1. Prerequisites**(%%) == (% class="box warningmessage" %) ((( Note: Please read this section

"]] === (% style="font-size:20px" %)**1.2. **(%%)**Machine Configuration Requirements** === To install and use

: |**Configuration**|**Requirements** |Hardware|((( Virtual Machine RAM: 32GB or higher Core: 8 CPUs or higher SSD

servers. 2.4.1. Step 1 - Install JDK Note: If your akaBot machine has installed the JDK: if version

1. Before you start This document aims to guide you to install new akaBot Center in High Availability model (“Fail Over” model) as below: Model Components: # Component Description 1 Nginx Load

copying again to the akaBot Center machine 1*. When updating configuration files, please follow strictly

= (% style="color:#e74c3c; font-size:26px" %)1. Before you start(%%) = This document aims to guide

" %)**Description** |1|Nginx Load Balancer|(% style="width:690px" %)Nginx load balancer acts as the “traffic cop