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automation first three-pronged approach -A robot for every person -Open and free collaboration -Robots learn skills UIPath Studio Helps you design automation workflows visually, quickly and with only basic programming knowledge. Where the automated processes are built in a visual way, using the built-in recorder, drag & drop activities and best practice templates. UIPath Orchestrator Lets you control, manage and monitor the robots. It is also the place where libraries, reusable components, assets and processes used by the robots are stored. A server application accessed via browser, through which the robotic workforce is controlled, managed and monitored UiPath supported automotation types -Attended -Hybrid -Unattended Attended robot Triggered by user events, and operates alongside a human, on the same workstation. Started from robot tray or command prompt Unattended robot Run unattended in virtual environments and can automate any number of processes Project Panel Displays the contents of the automation project, enabling the project organization through creation of subfolders and management of dependencies. Also allows importing workflows and opening file locations Output panel Displays valuable information about the execution of the automated process: messages logged, errors, and warnings Variables panel Enables creating variables and changing their attributes Arguments panel Enables creating variables and changing attributes of arguments that store data which are passed between projects Imports panel Allows viewing the imported namespaces, and also adding new ones Namespace Classes of activities or variables that can be used in a project Properties panel Allows viewing and changing the properties of a selected activity. The information shown is contextual, as different activities can have different properties Outline panel Displays the project hierarchy, all available variables and nodes. You can go to a specific activity by selecting it Process A set of interrelated or interacting activites that transform inputs into outputs. Components of a process -Inputs -Process Flows -Source applications -Outputs Inputs The data that goes in the process Process flows The sequences of sub-processes or activities used to perform the sub-processes or activities of the process Outputs The result generated by the process What a procedure explains -Who is responsible for each part of the process -When each part of the process needs to occur -How to handle exceptions -The specifications applicable to each part of the process Factors driving automation potential -Rule based (Decisions are made based on business rules and pre-defined logic) -Process type -Standard input (Content is positioned in the same place even if the input types are different) -Process expected to change (Are processes or applications used to process a case going to change within 3-6 months?) -Unknown exceptions % (Percentage of the total volume received which cannot be processed without an external factor) Process types -Manual and repetitive (Process performed by users and most of the process steps are the same for all cases or transactions) -Semi-manual and repetitive (Process which is performed by users and also involves an automation mechanism like Macro, Outlook plug-ins, etc.) -Automated (Process which is already automated) -Manual but Not Repetitive (Process which is performed by users. The process steps for each case will be different)