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I would like to be able to see the number of successful cases worked and the number of exceptions raised against each session in the control room. This would make it easier to monitor from an Admin point of view - rather than having to check each queue for new additions, or have emails on completion telling me how many of each has been done, I can just look in the control room, see it's completed and the summary of cases worked.
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Our users like the calendar view of the Scheduler\Timetables window but it shows all schedules for all resources making it impossible to actually see what is relevant for users who are interested on their own processes. I would expect the possibility to set custom filters (on resource, schedule / process, ...). Further, future enhancements would be to automatically filter the information based on the rights of the user.
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There should be the possiblitity to order Blue Prism internal list views. For example the Manage Access Rights window in which User Roles are displayed randomly. Expected behavior would be, a click on column name alternates sort order between ascending and descending. Nice to have is also to possibility to search/filter in those windows
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In addition to the idea to group and filter environment variables the multi team approach should also be applied here with having access rights on (groups of) environment variables
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Since we have multi team setup to control accessing other team's process/object. The same thing should apply to scheduler where a SCM scheduler can only manage/schedule SCM process and FIN scheduler can only manage/schedule FIN process to avoid potential SOD conflict.
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The BP DB contains a lot of information that could useful for admin/BAU/audit/upgrade yet much of it cannot be extracted into a report. It would be nice to have a suite of reports made available. For example:
Asset inventory
All objects, pages, input/outputs, descriptions
Top-down dependencies, ie what objects, queues etc each process uses
Bottom-up dependencies, eg what is using each object, queues etc
Credentials - expiry date, last used date, access rights etc
Queue volumes
Asset 'last used date' (eg what is obsolete)
Activity reports
Session history including termination reasons
Change log per process/object/whatever
Activity log per resource (which machines are used most and least)
User reports
Users, roles, permissions etc
Activity per user
Current user activity (who's logged in now, who's got control room open etc)
System reports
All BP client system settings (for comparing environments)
Perhaps users could call stored procedures via Data Gateways instead of having to query tables directly.
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We already have things like GetResourceName() but it would useful for a process/object to know other details such as:
GetMyName() - eg what's this process called
GetMyParentName() - eg which parent called this object
GetMyPage() - eg what's the name of this page
GetMyParentPage() - eg what's the name of the page from which this object was called
Yes things can be hard coded but it's too hard to keep everything accurate.
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The first page of the discovery tool asks for the reason for automation, and one of the options is 'risk'. This then doesn't appear to be considered anywhere else within the tool or within the prioritisation matrix. Is there a way we can add these in somewhere to add weight to the prioritisation if the process is being automated on the basis of risk reduction rather than concentrating on FTE saving alone? Thanks
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If we get the name of the exe or process when we spy the element it will be useful for developers. For Example, if i am working on SAP application and i have to save as a document into PDF, here save as dialogue should be attached with different business object, it is tough to find what is the process name of the save as dialogue. So if we have a attribute or information while spying that what is the process name blueprism is trying to spy it will be very useful for the developers.
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If I create a schedule in Blue Prism, it shows as the name of the schedule with the scheduled processes underneath. When I click on a process, it allows me to set the next process that will run on that schedule after the currently selected process finishes. The trouble is that the processes can be arranged in any order under the name of the schedule, even if that order isn't representative of their running order. For instance, if I have a schedule called Count, and under that schedule are processes 1, 2, and 3 in numerical order. At first glance, you'd think that they'd run in that order. However, if you click on each individual process, 3 could run first, and then 1, then 2, all based on the contents of the On Complete combo box. I'd like to see the processes reorder themselves under the schedule name based on the On Complete contents. One step further would be to allow drag and drop functionality of the processes in a particular schedule to change their order, and have the On Complete contents automatically change based on that position. I think that if the drag and drop functionality were added, and that the order of the processes under the schedule name was the actual running order of the processes, the On Complete contents wouldn't even be needed, potentially freeing some real estate for something else. I would assume this would eliminate the need for the Initial Task combo box that is displayed on the screen that appears when you select the schedule's name. ------------------------------ Tracy Lovett RPA Developer I Synovus Columbus, Georgia, USA ------------------------------
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