How To Build Bots for Reusability and Resiliency | RPA Tips & Tricks | Automation Anywhere

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This RPA tutorial will cover best practices for building reusable bots and packages and how to build with resiliency in mind. Want more great training content from Automation Anywhere? Try the free Imagine Digital Tech Track: imagine.automa...
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Micah Smith is a developer evangelist and lover of all things automation. His background is in Robotic Process Automation, document imaging, and optical character recognition, with a specialized focus in financial services and government sectors.
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7 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 8

@chandumohammad 4 года назад

Well said building with resusability allow organization's to Scale quickly

@TineiNyatsvimbo 3 года назад

Good

@TineiNyatsvimbo 3 года назад

Your right

@naziraltamar 2 года назад

Please share how to export bots (components) to the private folder and still have the possibility to use them when building new robots in a private folder.

@Automationanywhere 2 года назад

Hey Robert - to export a bot, you'd need to check it into the Public Directory and then export from there. Once exported, you could then import that bot into the Public or Private directory of your target control room (assuming Import and Public Dir Permissions)

@joek2904 3 года назад

what's your thoughts on having a bot that only has the task of logging into a website? is that too granular?

@Automationanywhere 3 года назад

Hey Joe! There's definitely a balance between how granular and how large you want to make your bots. Think about how often a particular task is used across similar processes in determining if a small utility/login bot might find reusability across different automation opportunities. For example, your login bot could be called from 15 different bots that are running automations on one single application. Write it once, use it 15 times.