A to Z of Blue Prism

A is for Application Modeller 🖥️

Application Modeller is a feature in Blue Prism that allows you to interact with and automate actions within desktop and web applications. It's your toolkit for mapping the elements and processes within applications.

B is for Blue Prism 🤖

Blue Prism is the name of the software platform itself. It's the RPA platform that enables organizations to create, deploy, and manage software robots (known as Digital Workers) for automating business processes.

C is for Control Room 🏢

The Control Room is the central hub of Blue Prism. It provides a dashboard for managing, scheduling, and monitoring your digital workforce. It's where you control and oversee all automation processes.

D is for Digital Worker 👷‍♂️

A Digital Worker is a software robot created in Blue Prism. It emulates the actions of a human worker, performing tasks such as data entry, data extraction, and process automation.

E is for Exception Handling 🚧

Exception handling in Blue Prism involves managing and responding to unexpected errors or events that may occur during the execution of an automated process.

F is for Front Office Automation 🏢🤖

Front Office Automation in Blue Prism refers to automating customer-facing tasks and interactions. It focuses on improving customer service and efficiency in areas like customer support and data entry.

G is for Governance 📚

Governance in Blue Prism involves the policies, procedures, and best practices used to manage, control, and maintain the integrity of your RPA implementation.

H is for Hybrid Automation 🔄

Hybrid Automation combines human and digital worker efforts in a single process. It allows Blue Prism to work alongside human employees, automating parts of a process while humans handle other aspects.

I is for Intelligent Automation 🧠🤖

Intelligent Automation in Blue Prism involves using AI and machine learning technologies to enhance automation capabilities, making digital workers smarter and more adaptive.

J is for Job Queue 📋

A Job Queue in Blue Prism is a mechanism for scheduling and managing the execution of processes by the digital workforce. It ensures that tasks are completed in an organized and efficient manner.

K is for Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) 📊

KPIs in Blue Prism are metrics used to measure the performance and effectiveness of automated processes. They help evaluate how well automation is contributing to business goals.

L is for Lifecycle ♻️

The Lifecycle in Blue Prism refers to the stages a process or a Digital Worker goes through, including design, development, testing, and maintenance.

M is for Multibot Architecture 🏗️

Multibot Architecture involves deploying multiple digital workers to collaborate on complex processes. It enhances scalability and efficiency in automation.

N is for Notion of Work Queue 🗂️

The Work Queue is a central concept in Blue Prism where tasks are organized and prioritized for execution by digital workers. It's a critical component for managing workloads.

O is for Object Studio 🧩

Object Studio is a part of Blue Prism used for designing and building reusable automation objects that can be used in multiple processes.

P is for Process Studio 📝

Process Studio is where you create and define the detailed steps and logic for an automation process using Blue Prism's visual process designer.

Q is for Queue Manager 🏢🤖

Queue Manager is a component in Blue Prism that helps manage the queues, ensuring that tasks are distributed efficiently to digital workers.

R is for Release Manager 🚀

Release Manager is a role in Blue Prism responsible for managing the deployment of new automation processes and updates to the production environment.

S is for Surface Automation 🌐

Surface Automation is a technique in Blue Prism for automating tasks that involve interacting with the graphical user interfaces (GUIs) of applications, websites, and systems.

T is for Time Zone Management ⏰

Time Zone Management in Blue Prism ensures that automated processes are executed at the right times, regardless of the geographic location of the tasks or digital workers.

U is for User Roles 👤

User Roles in Blue Prism determine the level of access and permissions that individuals have within the Blue Prism platform, ensuring security and compliance.

V is for Virtual Workforce 🌐👷‍♂️

The Virtual Workforce in Blue Prism is the collective term for all the digital workers, which operate 24/7, increasing productivity and efficiency.

W is for Work Allocation 📊

Work Allocation refers to the process of assigning tasks to digital workers based on their availability, skills, and workload capacity.

X is for XenApp Integration 🔄

XenApp Integration in Blue Prism allows automation to interact with Citrix XenApp environments, extending automation capabilities to virtualized applications.

Y is for YAML Configuration 📜

YAML (Yet Another Markup Language) Configuration in Blue Prism is a way to manage configuration settings and parameters for automation processes.

Z is for Zero-Touch Automation ✋🤖

Zero-Touch Automation refers to fully autonomous automation processes in Blue Prism where digital workers require no human intervention.

And there you have it – the A to Z of Blue Prism! These terms and concepts are fundamental to understanding and mastering the world of robotic process automation with Blue Prism. Happy automating! 🤖📚