Getting started with RPA using Automation Anywhere: Automate your day-to-day Business Processes using Automation Anywhere
- Length: 272 pages
- Edition: 1
- Language: English
- Publisher: BPB Publications
- Publication Date: 2021-01-29
- ISBN-10: 9389898285
- ISBN-13: 9789389898286
- Sales Rank: #4154929 (See Top 100 Books)
Learn RPA using Automation Anywhere with step-by-step practical implementation
Key Features
- Get an overview of different stages in the Business Process Automation
- Learn how to use Automation Anywhere to automate business processes using commands such as Excel, Email, PDF, Database, XML, Web Services etc.
- Learn how to use commands together to automate process flows and standard industry use cases
- Learn how to develop bots in Bot Creator
- Learn to use Citrix AISense to capture objects in Citrix, Virtual Machine and Remote environment
Description
The book starts by giving an overview of Robotic Process Automation (RPA), its tools, and industry use cases. You will then get familiar with the Automation Anywhere Enterprise components and Architecture. Moving on, you will deep dive into the options provided in a Client application such as recorders, workbench, metabot designer and the types of bots in Automation Anywhere. You will then come across the practical implementation of variables in Automation. The book will then show how to implement commands such as Error Handling, XML, Web Services, FTP, OCR, PGP, String Operation, Files & Folders, etc. You will also get familiar with the working of Workflows and Workflow Manager. Towards the end, the book will teach you how to transfer bots to and from the Web Control Room and schedule bots from the Web Control Room.
By the end of the book, you will be able to implement different commands provided in Automation Anywhere.
What you will learn
- Understand the fundamentals of Business Process Automation and its stages.
- Use commands such as Excel, PDF, Email, Database, Object Cloning, Loops, If-Else etc. together to create a bot to automate industry use cases.
- Use Variables, MetaBots, IQ bots and Citrix AISense to incorporate features such as Reusability, Cognitive Automation capabilities and Object Capturing in Citrix, Virtual Machine and Remote environment.
- Learn how to create reusable bots using MetaBots
- Develop bots in Bot Creator and upload and schedule them in Web Control Room to be automatically executed on Bot Runner.
Who this book is for
The book is for anyone who wants to become a RPA developer. Professionals working in this field who want to upgrade themselves will find this book helpful.
About the Authors
Vaibhav Srivastava is a Software Delivery Manager with 11 years of experience in which he has implemented multiple assignments with varying roles like Architect, Business Analyst, Solution Consultant and Instructor for various technologies like RPA, Data Science, Machine Learning and .NET. Some of the organizations Vaibhav has been associated with are ContactPoint360, IBM, HPE, KPMG, Novartis, Unisys, TCL, HCL Technologies, Ryan India, NSEIT, to name a few. In 2017, Vaibhav moved into RPA and started his journey with Automation Anywhere. The journey has been a cherished one and has taken him on multiple unexplored areas. After Automation Anywhere, Vaibhav also developed expertise in UiPath, another market-leading RPA tool and later upgraded tech stack with gaining knowledge about Machine Learning, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence.
Cover Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication Page
About the Author
Acknowledgement
Preface
Errata
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Business Process Automation
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Business process automation
Robotic process automation
Cognitive automation
Artificial intelligence augmentation
Business process automation market share
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
2. Introduction to Robotic Process Automation
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Robotic process automation
Difference between traditional automation and RPA
RPA growth trends
RPA tool selection checklist
RPA tools in the market
RPA primed industry use cases
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
3. Automation Anywhere Enterprise Architecture
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Automation Anywhere
AAE components
Bot Creator
Web Control Room
Bot Runner
Automation Anywhere Enterprise Architecture
Automation Anywhere Software Edition
Conclusion
Multiple-choice questions
Answer
4. Client Application
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Client application
Conclusion
Multiple-choice questions
Answer
5. Variables
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Variables
Value variable
Conditional construct
Iteration
List variable
Array variable
Random variable
Dictionary variable
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
6. Use Cases
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Use cases
Excel data processing
Web data extractor
Stock price infuser
Database data extractor
Invoice processing
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
7. Command Library
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Commands
Active Directory command
Clipboard command
Delay command
Error Handling command
Files/Folders command
FTP/SFTP command
Insert Keystrokes command
OCR command
Open Program/File command
PGP command
Read From CSV/Text command
REST Web Service command
Run Script command
Screen Capture command
Services command
SNMP command
SOAP Web Service command
String Operation command
System command
Task command
Terminal Emulator command
XML command
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
8. Metabot
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Metabot
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
9. Recorders
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Recorders
Screen recorder
Web recorder
Smart recorder
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
10. Credential Variables
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Credential variable
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
11. IQ Bots
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
IQ Bots
Upload
Classify
Train
Production
Calling IQ Bots
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
12. Workflows
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Workflows
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
13. System and Audit Logs
Introduction
Structure
Objective
Logs
System logs
Audit logs
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
14. Bot Transfer and Scheduling
Introduction
Structure
Objectives
Bot Transfer
Scheduling
Conclusion
Multiple choice questions
Answer
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