A workflow is identified by its Processor ID. This ID is created in the database where the workflow is registered. You can create a new processor using the Hyland RPA Manager under System Tables --> Processor --> New.
The following input values are expected prior to creation:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Description | Processor description. |
| ProcessorCode | Technical code (ID) used to identify the Processor. |
| Process Path | Link to the stored .ampro file on the respective client. |
| DCO Task Type | Choose your DCO Task Type. Each Task Type can only be related to on Processor. |
| PRO Task Type | Choose your PRO Task Type. Each Task Type can only be related to on Processor. |
| AlertThreshold | The expected success rate of the process (for example, 65%). The actual success rate can be checked using the Watchdog view. |
| IsBackgound | Defines whether the process can be executed in the background, without using any kind of buy objects. In this case, a client can execute a front-end and a back-end task in parallel. |
It is important to set the Processor in the environment parameters in the Hyland RPA Designer. During the process, the workflow robot will check whether it has received the correct workflow by pre-checking the Processor.
