Robots
A robot is a software agent that runs your automated process.
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A robot is a software agent that runs your automated process.
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Robots in the Robot Cloud are executable software entities that you create using Robot Studio. They are designed to interact with systems, apps, and data in a similar way a human user would, automating repetitive or complex tasks.
You can create a robot using Robot Studio and then publish it to Robot Cloud. This process is detailed in the .
Robots are stored inside Workspaces in Robot Cloud. Each Workspace acts as a distinct environment where robots can be organized, managed, and deployed.
After you publish a robot, you can deploy it to a host. A host is a remote machine that will run the robot's tasks. This requires the host to be connected and available. More details can be found on the page.
Once a robot is published, it appears as a published robot in the Robot Cloud UI. Here, you can manage and control your robot's settings and deployment status.
In order for a robot to perform tasks, it needs to be deployed to a host. This can be done manually or through the creation of a schedule or trigger. More details on these methods are available in the respective guides:
Running Robots Manually
Creating a Schedule
Setting up Triggers
In each of these methods, the deployed robot can then proceed to execute its tasks, providing automation in your chosen environment.