multiple authorization types help to meet different business requirements flexibly
· node-locked: enter the "activation code" to use, and network connection is not needed.
· floating license: log in on different computers with one account.
· concurrent licenses: authorize rpa workers flexibly according to the number of running processes; unoccupied rpa workers will not be authorized then.
· authorization types can be switched on demand.
the function "clone" which supports non interacting operations of the user and the process helps to make full use of existing resources
· the user and the automation worker share one computer and its data, but do not interfere with each other.
· with no additional settings, the function "clone" runs along with the process.
· support common versions of windows systems including windows home.
· multiple processes can be organized into one process group, which also supports the function "clone".
multiple types of triggers enable the process to run efficiently and orderly
· can trigger the process regularly according to the work plan.
· can trigger the process automatically when the automation worker starts.
· can trigger the process when receiving a specific email. you can set trigger rules in terms of the sender, carbon copy recipients, blind carbon copy recipients, email subject, body, attachments and other conditions of the email.
· can monitor operations such as file addition and deletion. once the specific operation occurs, the process will be triggered immediately.
· third-party applications can call triggers through api to run the process at any time.
support high-density deployments to maximize computer performance and save hardware costs
· can deploy multiple automation workers on one computer at the same time. they can run one or even multiple processes simultaneously to improve efficiency.
· can have multiple automation workers work at the same time with no interference from each other.
· can restore the automation worker automatically after reboots.
· can monitor and manage online operating status of the automation worker on the local computer or automation commander.
