How to use GitHub Actions to keep your Python RPA projects updated
You may have heard about GitHub Actions. In case you haven’t had a chance to learn about this feature yet, explore the documentation about it at this link. And to take advantage of the practicality of performing different actions in projects from this feature, we created a GitHub Actions function to automate the bot’s update, […]
New features: Runner and task visualization, error alert information by e-mail and Office 365 plugin
Hello, world! ? We have fantastic news to share with you about our Python RPA tools. Follow this article. [0] Runners visualization From now on, you can have a new way to view runners in the BotCity Maestro interface. By clicking on “Runners” in the menu on the left side of BotCity Maestro, you have […]
New features: Organization screen, runners’ telemetry, runner offline, and much more from Python RPA tools
Hello, world! ? We have fantastic news to share with you about our Python RPA tools. Follow this article. [0] New organization screen You can follow the information of the Organization you belong to from this new screen. Identify the left menu under the “Administration” category to find it. Within it, you will have the […]
New features: Tasks information, types of bots beyond Python RPA, Microsoft Teams integration, and more.
Hello, world! ? We have fantastic news to share with you about our Python RPA tools. Follow this article. [0] Tasks information You can now track the task in a new view format, highlighting the execution time and the time in the queue. To enter the information screen, click the icon with three dots in […]
What’s new in BotCity’s Python RPA tools
Hello, world! ? We have fantastic news to share with you about our Python RPA tools. Follow along in this article. [0] New installation wizard for the BotCity Studio SDK: Now, we have a much simpler way to install the BotCity Studio SDK. Follow the step-by-step instructions below. But first, be sure to check the […]
How to decide between using API and using RPA?
Often, when comparing two or more technologies to, ultimately, make a decision on which one to use, doubt arises on the choice between API and RPA, and we end up falling into the same standard answer: it depends. But this is not on purpose. In fact, any decision on which technology to use depends on […]
Best practices for developing your Python RPA automations with excellence
There are a few ways to build a Python RPA automation, but it is important to consider quality and best practices from the beginning of this build to minimize potential problems. Let’s learn about some of these best practices below. 1. Have an open communication with the people involved It is important to make it […]
Python RPA can replace tasks, but not people: understanding the automation culture
Culture change causes several types of impacts in a company and they can be positive or negative. And applying automation culture to any team, whether with Python RPA or any other tool, is one of the reasons that can affect people the most because it brings the fear of losing their job. And what impacts […]
Understanding the differences between Runners Desktop and Runners Background in Python RPA
There are these two types of runners to consider: Runners Desktop (that used to be called RPA Runners) and Runners Background. And within our Python RPA context, we can say that runner is what manages the execution of the automated process, prepares the execution environment and monitors the tasks performed. Understanding this concept, let’s understand […]
Why are Python RPA integrations more secure than low-code connectors?
When talking about low-code and Python RPA connectors, there are some important features to take into account, depending on the type of project the teams are working on. Low-code connectors, for example, bring the advantage of abstracting concepts that do not need to be resolved at that time, since the tool has already taken care […]