UiPath
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The Enate UiPath connector allows easy integration with Enate’s enterprise workflow engine. It allows bots to get work from the Enate platform, edit the data, add or download files and update the Enate platform. We can also create new work items on the Enate platform using the UiPath Activity.
You can find out how to set up Enate and UiPath to start including Enate activities in your bot routines here:
Setting up UiPath and Enate WorkflowClick here to see Enate's latest UiPath Activity library:
Enate UiPath Activity LibrariesYou can find information on how to integrate Enate with the UiPath Orchestrator here:
Enate & UiPath Orchestrator SynchronizationClick here for a useful tip on how to populate row data directly into an Enate Case while it's being created:
UiPath Tip - Adding Table fieldsPlease Note: Enate currently supports up to version 2022.4.4 of UiPath Studio.
This release focuses on upgrading workflows from Windows Legacy to Windows.
You can find Enate's other UiPath Activity Libraries here.
Check out the 'Setting up UiPath and Enate Workflow' section which details how to install this file in UiPath Studio to get access to Enate's dedicated Activity library.
The .Net Workflow Activity library allows easy integration with Enate v2021.1 and above. The Activities will perform authentication when necessary and allow a single authentication token to be passed between concurrent calls to improve performance.
All date/time values are passed in UTC and each Enate Activity has a standard set of 4 arguments:
PlatformURL (String) - This should be set to the URL of your Enate instance, as you would type in a portal to get to the login page. e.g. https://hosting.enate.net/MyInstance
Username (String) - Any valid Username for your Enate instance. Only required if AuthenticationToken is not set or has expired.
Password (String) - The current Password for the user account specified in Username. Only required if AuthenticationToken is not set or has expired.
AuthenticationToken (String) - After an initial call to an Activity has succeeded its authentication token can be reused if the next call is made within the configured timeout window. The timeout is configured per customer instance so please check your token validity duration with Enate Support.
Each successful Activity will output a new AuthenticationToken that resets the timeout window.
Follow this link if you want to see all of Enate's previous UiPath Activity Libraries:
Enate UiPath Activity Libraries