Self Healing Automation
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12-06-19 03:08 PM
Does anyone have idea about Self Healing automation in RPA. If so, how can we achieve it in using blueprism and is that similar to the exception handling supported by blue prism?
Regards,
Manoj
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Manoj kumar Nunna
Senior Developer
Tyson Foods
Asia/Kolkata
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12-06-19 09:25 PM
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Melissa G.
America/New_York
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13-06-19 08:13 AM
Thank you, Melissa.
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It's not impossible to create something like a self-healing automation with RPA but it would require as much work as the complexity of the process that you are automating. This is not an out of the box functionality of Blue Prism so you basically have to account for every possible system failure scenario and create the exception handling logic that would take care of the issue without human intervention.
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Melissa G.
America/New_York
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14-06-19 07:00 AM
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Walter Koller
Solution Manager
Erste Group IT International GmbH
Europe/Vienna
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14-06-19 07:56 AM
Hi Walter Koller,
It is all about a BOT should recover or learn from exceptions being faced by it.
In RPA we always face surprises in Exception area. If we have any ML capabilities for the BOT to learn about exceptions and heal it without human intervention.
Any thoughts?
Regards,
Manoj
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out of curiousity... what do you mean by 'self-healing' automation?
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Walter Koller
Solution Manager
Erste Group IT International GmbH
Europe/Vienna
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14-06-19 08:33 AM
Unfortunately I cannot think of any feasible approach for this type of self-healing/self-improveming process.
I don't know your processes and your environment, so my thinking might be too complicated for your situation but following considerations would be necessary:
- context of the error (different application might throw same errors because of different reasons with different resolution)
- classification (business/content or technical)
- severity of the error (is self-healing even possible or escalation is necessary, eg UI element not found could be because it disappeared or because BP was too quick to load the UI)
- resolution appoach (increase wait states, restart target application, use alternative automation, eg API vs UI, key send vs UI elements, ... heuristics, ...)
- impact of self-healing to process result (depending on the amount of self-healing, the process and its result might change over time or are not (easily) predictable)
It might be possible to prepare a combination of generic self-healing mechanism with necessity of process/target specific parts, with the probability to reach the technical limits.
The much more efficient approach could be to create a knowledge base, write best practice documents and guidelines and put as much as possible into process and object templates. Over time this will improve significantly. (some kind of human ML)
Just my thoughts but I tend to think too complicated 🙂
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Walter Koller
Solution Manager
Erste Group IT International GmbH
Europe/Vienna
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