Reusing Bots and Packages from Bot Store
Overview: Automation Anywhere’s Bot Store offers hundreds of pre-built bots and packages for both Automation 360 as well as Enterprise v11. In this learning experience, we’ll take a look at leveraging the pre-built content available in Bot Store to quickly build complex automations.
Automation Anywhere’s Bot Store is the world’s largest RPA marketplace – containing several hundred pre-built bots and packages built by process automation and integration specialists. Leveraging Bot Store, developers can expect to accelerate their RPA development up to 70% at half the cost by utilizing pre-built, customizable and reusable bots and packages.
To Do
Take a look at Bot Store to review some of the available components
Components being broken down by business process they serve, their categorization, or by the applications they engage with.Beyond being a location for downloading pre-built bots/packages to include in bot builds, Bot Store is also an excellent place for automation ideas and to explore some of the “art of the possible” with RPA.
Check out the following guide to connecting your Automation 360 Control Room to Bot Store
This includes walkthroughs of the upload to Bot Store process as well as the process of installing Bot Store components into your Automation 360 environment.
Watch the following videos on Bot Store benefits and Automation 360 Integration:
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How to Download a Bot Store Package into Your Automation 360 Control Room – Understand the steps required to download a bot/package to your environment for use in your own bot builds
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Bot Store & Building with Pre-Built Bots – Learn about Micah’s bot building process and how he leverages Bot Store bots/packages for most of his RPA builds
Summary
The Bot Store proposition for developers is to improve their development experience – from pre-built bots and packages to being a great place to explore new automation ideas. As you embark on new bot builds or review older builds for improvements, make a habit of checking Bot Store to see what components might improve your automation and speed up your development timeline.
Finally, as you gain experience as an RPA developer and seek to demonstrate that expertise publicly, consider submitting bots and packages to Bot Store in order to help the community build better bots using the components you’ve developed. Check out the Bot Store Submission Checklist to learn more about the process of submitting bots and packages to Bot Store.