The RPA menu

Create a new folder:

• RPA folder

• Configuration folder

Create a new object.

Depending on the object that you have currently selected, you can create the following objects:

• Bot

• any Logic element (Group, IF Statement, SWITCH Statement, LOOP, Conditional LOOP)

• configuration parameter

• Module

Start recording a Bot.

This button is available if you select a Bot. It opens the Recorder.

Create a new Module by scanning:

• User interface: scan a user interface.

• PDF document: scan a PDF file.

• Control via image: perform an image-based scan.

• Mainframe: scan a mainframe application.

• Salesforce: scan Salesforce.
• API Module: scan APIs.

This button is available if you select an image-based Module in the project tree. It allows you to add another image-based control to an existing Module (see "Add controls").

This button is available if you select a user interface Module in the project tree. It allows you to rescan the Module (see "Update scanned Modules").

This button is available if you select a an image-based ModuleAttribute in the project tree. It allows you to add or change the identifying screenshots of a control (see "Add or change identifying screenshots").

Depending on which object you have currently selected, you can create either of the following:

• Create an Exception Handlers element, i.e. a container element for an Exception Handler.

• Create an Exception Handler, i.e. a container for clean-up Steps.

Test your Bot.

Run the selected Step and all subsequent Steps.

Run the selected Steps.

Turn on the Bot edit view.

Publish your Bot, i.e. move it over to RPA Orchestrator, where you can deploy it.

Open RPA Cockpit (see the RPA Orchestrator documentation).

Import a subset.

Export a subset.

Available in multi-user workspaces only.

Synchronize the local workspace with the multi-user repository (see "Update the workspace").

Available in multi-user workspaces only.

Check in your objects and make them available to other users (see "Check in and check out objects").

Available in multi-user workspaces only.

Check out objects that you want to work on. These objects are then locked; other users can't modify them for as long as they are checked out (see "Check in and check out objects").

Available in multi-user workspaces only.

Check out the tree that contains objects that you want to work on. The entire object tree is then locked; other users can't modify them for as long as it is checked out (see "Check in and check out objects").

This button is available if you select a Module.

Merge two similar Modules (see "Merge Modules").