Queue option Collectively process all work items of a queue acrossĪll the Bot Runners present in one or more device pools.
Step 8: Run automation using Run bot with Methods Add work items from an Excel or CSV file to the This enables you to manually upload the work items from the system in the absence of Structure Define the work item structure for processing in a queue. (optional) Add queue consumers from different roles defined in the Control Room. (optional) Add queue participants from different roles defined in the Control Room.
The queueĬreator is the default queue owner and is able to add other users as queue owners, if Step 3: Add names of queue owners Add queue owners who can create, edit, and view queues. To create queues, an Control Room administrator grants the Create queues feature permission andĪssigns the AAE_Queue Admin role. Step 2: Create queues Create queues that hold specific sets of data your bot is expecting for automation. To create device pools, an Control Room administrator grants the Create device pools feature permissionĪnd assigns the AAE_Pool Admin role. To create and manage queues, do the following: Step 1: Create device pools andĪdd bot runners to the pool Create a device pool with a unique name and add Unattendedīot Runners to the device pool. Owners/participants/consumers, define the work item structure, insert work items, andįinally run the automation with the queue. or they are inserted using a Task Bot or through API.Ĭreate device pools, add Bot Runners to the pool, create queues, add queue
The work items are loaded from Excel or CSV files. Selected in the device pool and sort criteria configured in the A queue consists of a logical group of work items that are processed forĪutomation by individual Bot Runners from a pool based on priority from the Queue Operation pop-up menu displayed by right-clicking) to display the Change Queue Definition Temporarily dialog box. A queue is one of the main building blocks of Workload
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