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05-06-19 01:19 PM
Hello,
I'd like to know if is there a way to, instead of scheduling a process, triggering it via receiving an email, or checking if a specific file in an folder was edited.
Thank you in advance.
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Marco Ramos
RPA Developer
KPMG Software
Europe/Malta
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I'd like to know if is there a way to, instead of scheduling a process, triggering it via receiving an email, or checking if a specific file in an folder was edited.
Thank you in advance.
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Marco Ramos
RPA Developer
KPMG Software
Europe/Malta
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05-06-19 04:01 PM
There's a couple ways to do this.
First, with anything OOB, you can have a feeder process running 24/7 to check for certain conditions to kick off multiple processes via AutomateC. For example, as you say, a qualifying e-mail comes in, or the process has noticed a change in a file. It's really important that you trigger via AutomateC instead of a sub process, as it will allow for parallel processing.
Second, you could come up with a program running in the background which does the same thing. You can either compile a service, or you can have some basic VB or PowerShell script running in the background. The nice thing about this approach, is it doesn't tie up a single bot or license. Likewise, most of the code is already written for you in the various VBOs within Blue Prism.
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Ami Barrett
Lead RPA Software Developer
Solai & Cameron
America/Chicago
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First, with anything OOB, you can have a feeder process running 24/7 to check for certain conditions to kick off multiple processes via AutomateC. For example, as you say, a qualifying e-mail comes in, or the process has noticed a change in a file. It's really important that you trigger via AutomateC instead of a sub process, as it will allow for parallel processing.
Second, you could come up with a program running in the background which does the same thing. You can either compile a service, or you can have some basic VB or PowerShell script running in the background. The nice thing about this approach, is it doesn't tie up a single bot or license. Likewise, most of the code is already written for you in the various VBOs within Blue Prism.
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Ami Barrett
Lead RPA Software Developer
Solai & Cameron
America/Chicago
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05-06-19 04:01 PM
There's a couple ways to do this.
First, with anything OOB, you can have a feeder process running 24/7 to check for certain conditions to kick off multiple processes via AutomateC. For example, as you say, a qualifying e-mail comes in, or the process has noticed a change in a file. It's really important that you trigger via AutomateC instead of a sub process, as it will allow for parallel processing.
Second, you could come up with a program running in the background which does the same thing. You can either compile a service, or you can have some basic VB or PowerShell script running in the background. The nice thing about this approach, is it doesn't tie up a single bot or license. Likewise, most of the code is already written for you in the various VBOs within Blue Prism.
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Ami Barrett
Lead RPA Software Developer
Solai & Cameron
America/Chicago
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First, with anything OOB, you can have a feeder process running 24/7 to check for certain conditions to kick off multiple processes via AutomateC. For example, as you say, a qualifying e-mail comes in, or the process has noticed a change in a file. It's really important that you trigger via AutomateC instead of a sub process, as it will allow for parallel processing.
Second, you could come up with a program running in the background which does the same thing. You can either compile a service, or you can have some basic VB or PowerShell script running in the background. The nice thing about this approach, is it doesn't tie up a single bot or license. Likewise, most of the code is already written for you in the various VBOs within Blue Prism.
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Ami Barrett
Lead RPA Software Developer
Solai & Cameron
America/Chicago
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04-05-21 08:05 PM
Thanks @AmiBarrett, I haven't seen your reply before. But I am still interested in a solution for this.
I will try out the monitoring suggestion via AutomateC, since the parallel processes are the main blocker in that case due to the need for a dedicated license only for this.
I will get back to you here if that goes well
I appreciate your help!
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Marco Ramos
Senior Automation Developer
KPMG Malta
Pieta
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I will try out the monitoring suggestion via AutomateC, since the parallel processes are the main blocker in that case due to the need for a dedicated license only for this.
I will get back to you here if that goes well
I appreciate your help!
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Marco Ramos
Senior Automation Developer
KPMG Malta
Pieta
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