Ho, ho, ho! Itβs time to spread holiday cheer and automation magic with our first Advent Challenge of the season! Whether youβre bundled up with snowflakes or daydreaming of palm trees , this challenge will have you sprinkling festive flair into your automation!
Deadline for Submissions:December 9, 2024, 11:59 PM (your time zone)
With this goal is all about helping Santaβs team get ready for the big holiday party by automating the RSVP process.
How to Join the Festivities?
Build an automation where:
Employees RSVP to the party using a custom UiPath App.
Managers track responses and meal preferences via UiPath Action Center.
Do you have what it takes to make this party planning a breeze? Show off your automation skills and compete for some awesome UiPath swag!
Good Luck, Automation Elves! Spread the word, share your creations, and fill this thread with holiday automation magic! The countdown to a more automated holiday starts NOW!
User Interface: Developed an UiPath App for employees register their name, RSVP and meal preference.
Data Logging: Responses are automatically stored in Data Services.
Manager Review: Tasks are created in Action Center for managers to review and approve RSVPs.
Catering Report: A final report for the catering team can be generated as needed. An additional option in Action Center allows manager to provide the catering teamβs email, triggering an unattended automation to send the report directly.
This challenge was a delightful fusion of creativity and automation! I had the opportunity to craft a smart, efficient, and personalized system to spread the holiday spirit.
Looking forward to the next challenges and the exciting learning experiences theyβll bring!
Performer is simple process which will consume queue items and allow manger to Accept or Reject RSVP, once action submits data is added to excel sheet.
Action Center have checkbox to send email with attachment of all attendees.
Hello @lakshman, I am apparently the slowest automation elve for this one , this one was quite a challenge!
Took quite a few attempts to get it right aesthetically & functionally.
Anyways here is my attempt at Action Apps by UiPath.