Automation Anywhere Copilot for Automators | Automation Copilot in A360

Automation Copilot for Automators | Automation Anywhere Copilot
In this video, we have demonstrated the working of Automation Copilot in A360.
Automation Co-Pilot for Automators is built directly into the Automation Success Platform and is available on-demand to both citizen and professional developers to build their automation using the power of GenAI.
The Automation Co-Pilot for Automators has the following capabilities:
- Build with natural language
- Suggest next actions
✍Note: This feature will be available in the Automation 360 v.31 release and needs an additional license along with a "Bot Creator" license.
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[@souvikroy9340]

Whats the difference between a taskbot and a process, almost all features of a process can be attained by a taskbot, so whats the need for a process separately?

[@RPAFeed]

*Taskbot:*
- Designed for simple, repetitive tasks.
- Easy to build and use, often created by recording user actions.
*Process:*
- Used for complex workflows involving multiple tasks, decisions, and data manipulation.
- It may include multiple taskbots strung together with logic and control flow.
For more refer Docs Portal - docs.automationanywhere.com/bundle/enterprise-v2019/page/enterprise-cloud/topics/hbc/cloud-hbc-processes.html

[@furkansahin9260]

In addition to Admin's brief explanation about the differences, thanks to him :) , below also should be considered while using task bots or processes before initiating development operations.
By using processes you could
---Put the human in the loop
Some departments would like to be in the loop when a critical decision should be made and they sometimes do not really like dealing with replying the huge amount of emails coming from robots and filling the forms attached to it. Instead, they want to see a user interface such as AARI Web Product User Interface in which they could initiate or take on a request, provide the necessary inputs that the robots need. By which they also follow the current status of their requests they initiated through this AARI Web UI.
The requests (PROCESSes)in AARI Web portal are the triggers for the processes each run in unattended bot runners unlike AARI Desktop. This allows robots to do work in the background while process owners continue their work on their own computers.
So, when you come across such a request from one of the departments within your client, you'd better use "PROCESS" just because you could blend TASK BOTs and FORMs(human tasks) together in a more compact, easy and logical way.
To sum up, if it is understood that human participation is not required when a process is to be developed, task bots are used and preferred instead of processes in general as you wrote down in your comment. That is what I have experienced so far, of course there are so many out there trying different methods during implementation :)

[@user-hl9ic3ov6j]

please help , Do we need to know Automation Anywhere from the beginning to do this learning module . Or can i just do the complete module for Automation Co-Pilot Developer to know how to integrate in my organization. I am a Data Analyst in my organization. They want me to learn some co-pilot integration for some automation use cases. Should I learn Automation Anywhere from the beginning or just this particular complete module is enough please guide

[@RPAFeed]

You must know the basics of bot building using automation anywhere’s A360 platform

[@user-hl9ic3ov6j]

@@RPAFeed got it , is just the essentials nodules enough or should I even take the advanced modules to understand the co pilot developer modules

[@RPAFeed]

@@user-hl9ic3ov6j go ahead and start with the basics and you will yourself get the idea.

[@user-hl9ic3ov6j]

@@RPAFeed thank u verymuch !!

[@vamsikrishnamekala5397]

I am not able to see Co-pilot option

[@RPAFeed]

Please watch the video carefully. I have mentioned in the video that it’s needs an additional licence.