Hi Kelli,

The conversion effort is really dependent on the use case and whether it is already tailored to what an RPA would do.  For instance, a RPA process should include only the process to perform a single activity (doing multiple activities is handled by Robot Manager).  An RDA process might include a loop structure to handle multiple activities and managing that part of the process.  If the RDA process has logically separated the looping from the performing of the single activity it may be possible to convert to an RPA process rather quickly.  If the logic is not separated it may require extensive recoding.

Jeff

Hi Jeff,

here is the Scenario - RDA Developer is given RDA project to 6 users to install in our laptop to do process automatically, after few days we identified bug, RDA developer fixed that bug and asked us to update new project in all 6 agents laptop. Did RDA works like that? Or is there anyway we can centralize in 1 place?

Thanks,

Prasad 

I am pretty naive in this area. This is what i am aware of.

You need to install robotic runtime at enduser's mechine and put the project in the a shared server. The runtime should run the project from there. So, anytime if there is a bug bug fix, you just need to update the project file in the server. Nothing needs yo be done at clients mechine.

But in case new project is created in different robotics version then you need to run robotic runtime of that version to each end users mechine.

My 0.02$

Thanks

Saikat