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Introduction to VisualCron RPA

Conceptual overview of VisualCron RPA, including what RPA is, the audience for VisualCron RPA, and how it extends OpCon.

OpCon RPA

OpCon Robotic Process Automation: task types, installation, service accounts and permissions, unattended sessions, and orchestrating RPA tasks from OpCon.

OpCon RPA overview

Conceptual overview of OpCon Robotic Process Automation (RPA), including how it extends OpCon, who it serves, and where to find supporting documentation.

OpCon RPA RDP login

How OpCon RPA signs a Windows user in over RDP before a Robot Task runs, what you configure on the OpCon integration and on the task, and which parts of a session are reused between runs.

OpCon RPA robot tasks

How OpCon RPA Robot Tasks work — execution context, before- and after-run behaviors for single-user and multi-user machines, and how RPA stores and uses Windows credentials.

OpCon RPA Scan Document tasks

How a Scan Document task reads text, tables, and barcodes out of documents and images, what file types it accepts, and how the values it reads reach the rest of your automation.

OpCon RPA section overview

Section overview of OpCon RPA — what the product does, who it is for, and a guide to the pages in this section.

OpCon RPA service accounts and permissions

Which Windows account each OpCon RPA component runs under, what the installer changes on the host, and why the accounts that run robot tasks do not need local administrator rights.

OpCon RPA task types

The three OpCon RPA task types — Robot, Web Macro, and Scan Document — what each one automates, and how to choose between them.

OpCon RPA Web Macro tasks

How a Web Macro task automates a browser process — recording against the embedded browser, how elements are located, the waits that govern each step, and how data is extracted into variables.

VisualCron RPA configuration overview

Conceptual overview of VisualCron RPA objects — Trigger, Condition, Job, Task, Notification, Credential, Connection — how they work together, and how each maps to its OpCon equivalent.