Hyland RPA accelerates digital processes by automating manual and repetitive tasks, freeing knowledge workers to spend time on activities most valuable to the organization.
Education on Hyland RPA is rapidly evolving, so track this path and check back often.
This Hands-On Lab will walk you through the steps of automating, testing and troubleshooting a basic process using a text application.
The instructor-led portion of the course focuses on the fundamental aspects of designing a complete solution. Beginning by reviewing the Analyst, learners will explore the concepts of the golden rule and activities in order to fully automate a process. This training will also focus on the design and implementation of microbots and loops in order to advance their automation processes. Lastly, learners will finish this training with troubleshooting scenarios and a capstone project in which they will design their own solution independently.
Expanding on the knowledge gained in class and to complete the course, students will complete 4 advanced hands on labs and complete the course assessment on their own time.
Hyland RPA Analyst is the perfect source of inspiration for Hyland RPA Composer. Simply import the workflow and it's ready for further refinement.
The RPA Analyst is designed to output process logic visually to documentation (Word, PPT and PDF formats) and/or technically as a workflow for import into the Hyland RPA Designer.
This Hands-On Lab will cover how to capture a basic business process then export the project for the purpose of creating step-by-step training instructions.
Watch the videos & complete the hands-on lab exercises to see how to use Hyland RPA Designer to plan, configure, and test bots to take on boring and repetitive tasks.
You want this process to run automatically of course!
Learn to finish setup in Manager & Designer, schedule using Trigger Console & Windows Task Scheduler, and monitor the process in Manager.
Learn how and why to store credentials and artefacts (application, window, and element identifiers) in your RPA database. Create reusable microbots to make building and maintaining larger processes easier.
