Before Starting with
Robot View
Before starting with robot view, get acquainted
with Robot Status, Robot Action, Robot Status Action Mapping,
Agent Actions, Scheduling and Listening methods.
Following diagram explains you about the
steps involved in creating bot and its various statuses
in Robot View tab:

Robot
Status
In Control Tower, the robot can be in any of the following status:
Status |
Description |
Available
|
Indicates that robot is present
in available status in the common pool from where
it can be assigned to a Control Tower user with relevant
access. |
Setup
|
Indicates that a robot assignee
takes the ownership of the robot in setup status using
valid credentials and sets it up to perform required processes. |
Running
|
Indicates that a robot in
running status is ready to execute the incoming process
requests. |
Stopped
|
Indicates that a robot in
stopped state cannot execute the incoming requests. |
Error
|
Indicates that a robot in
error state is no longer able to pick up the requests
for automation. Error state of a robot is due to the following
reasons.
If the robot farm machine on
which it is deployed, is not responding.
If ‘n’ consecutive request execution
fails. |
Total Robots |
Indicates the total number
of robots in the Control Tower. |
Robot
Actions
Following table shows
various actions of robots which the robots can perform.
Action |
Description |
Assign
|
A robot can be assigned to
a control tower user. Only the robot assignee can take
the ownership of the robot and schedule the robot. |
Release
|
Release the robot to the
available pool if the robot is not needed anymore. |
Start
|
Start the robot to execute
the incoming process automation robots. |
Stop
|
Stop the robots if execution
of automation requests is not required. |
Upgrade
|
Upgrade the robot to download
the latest executable and settings from the server.
To upgrade the robots, see Update
Management section. |
Disconnect
|
Disconnect the robots from
the profile queues by using disconnect option. |
Connect
|
Connect the robot to the
profile queues by using the connect option. |
Edit
|
Edit the robot to modify
the robot name or the associated tags. |
Reset
|
Click User
can reset the authentication credentials used to take
the ownership of the robot. Only the robot assignee can
reset the authentication credentials for taking the ownership
of the robot. |
Delete
|
Click Delete
to delete a robot. |

Robot Configuration |
Allows you to change the
robot configurations such as robot’s log level mode. Select
the preferred log level mode from following:
· All
· Critical
· Error
· Information
· Off
Click Save
to save the robot configuration; or click Cancel
to discard the changes. |
More
|
Allows
you to reset the robot schedule.
Click More
> Reset to
reset the robot schedule. |
Ascending
order
|
Enables
you to arrange the robot list view in ascending
order. |
Descending
order
|
Enables
you to arrange the robot list view in descending order. |
Grid
View
|
Enables
you to view the robot list in a grid view. |
Filter
|
Enables
you to filter and view the robot list as per your preference. |
Robot
Status – Action Mapping
Following table shows the actions that can be performed by the
user with relevant access in the particular status of Robot View.
For example, in the Available
Status, logged-in user with valid access can assign the robot
to self or other, edit or delete the robot details.

|

Assign |

Release |

Start |

Stop |

Connect |

Disconnect |

Edit |

Delete |

Reset |

Robot Configuration |
Available |
✓ |
x |
x |
x |
x |
x |
✓ |
✓ |
x |
x |
Set-up |
x |
✓ |
x |
x |
x |
x |
✓ |
x |
x |
x |
Running |
x |
x |
x |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
x |
x |
x |
Error |
x |
x |
x |
✓ |
x |
x |
✓ |
x |
x |
x |
Stopped |
x |
✓ |
✓ |
x |
x |
x |
✓ |
x |
✓ |
✓ |
|
Creating
Robot(s)
|