Salesforce Bot Performance
Background
Pega Robotics is being leveraged to support contact center automation. The team is troubleshooting the difference between a human and bot times interacting with Salesforce. The Salesforce process is conducting a policy search and navigating to the policy details screen to read data from the policy details section. From testing, the bot is taking longer (e.g., 11 human seconds vs 18 bot seconds). Software and versions: Pega Robotics version 8.0.1088.0; Internet Explorer version 11.0.9600.19180.
Analysis
Instrumentation was added to the bot code to capture bot vs Salesforce times. The bot code takes milliseconds and the remaining time is waiting for the Salesforce screen to load. From a human standpoint, each Salesforce screens responded within a couple seconds, while the bot waits until the rest of the screen loads before it proceeded (using the Pega Robotics WaitForCreate event that is aligned to the IE Page Load event).
Where we need help
Can we use a different event that will allow the bot to proceed after the initial Salesforce html loads?
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Check if Sleep (Pause) method used in the automation?
Try using another object. A quick test could be interrogate various objects for a test, and a new automation, add created events to each and to the page and pass time to a message dialogs. Compare them to when the page created event shows. (This will show which is created first.)
Also, you do not need to check for all objects on a web page to be created before using them in the automation. Once one object is loaded, you can use the rest of the objects on the page without checking the matching status.