Hello,
I am a bit confused about what I can and cant do with my UIPath Automation Developer License. 1. Is it correct, that I cant use the Orchestrator with that kind of Account? Im a bit confused about that point, because on the pricing page it states, that with that kind of license you can have “Unlimited tenants”.
2. If the answer to Question 1 is, that I cant use the Orchestrator. Is there a Terms of use comliant way to let a program run at a specific time of day?
Welcome to our UiPath community.
Before answering to your queries can you tell me one thing like do you have Orchestrator license ?
The UiPath Automation Developer License usually comes with an attended Bot.
If you have the cloud version, you can use the Orchestrator, but certain features like starting Bots from the Orchestrator only work with an unattended Bot. Other features like assets or queues also work with attended bots.
Usually an attended bot (as the name implies) is meant to be used on your own machine while you’re attending it.
Buut, you can start a process with the command line as described here: Arguments Description
and one can use the Windows Task Scheduler to schedule scripts soo if you count 1 and 1 together you will arrive at your solution.
I do have to add that that’s a workaround and usually that’s what unattended robots are for.
Hello Iakshman,
I do not have a Orchestrator license.
Thanks for the fast answer.
If you want to run the process at specific time either you need Attended or Unattended BOT license.
- To Trigger Unattended BOT, we need Orchestrator
- We can run Attended BOT from UiPath Assistant and it will reside in user machine where you want to execute your process. And also we can schedule the process in UiPath Assistant.
Its not possible to run at specific time as you have UiPath Development license. You can run it from UiPath studio only.
What license do you have? And from when?
The ‘new’ Automation Developer License includes an attended bot.
and check out my answer above, it’ll work without Orchestrator.
And also we can schedule the process in UiPath Assistant.
That’s not true, is it? You can only schedule a reminder for the process, not the process itself.
Like I said before, I have a Automation Developer License and it is like a year old? maybe. Not really sure, because my company bought it before I joined.
The thing with your answer is, that im not really sure, if it is Terms of Use conform because it may be defined more like a “unattended” Robot. Though it works really well, we are using the batch way of starting programms now to make it easyer for the end users to start them.
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That’s a good question actually.
I think it’s fine as long as the Robot is still on the users Machine.
But to be honest, I haven’t found a clear definition on what you’re allowed to do with an attended bot and what not.
It’s not defined in the MSSA: Robotic Process Automation | UiPath
The attended Bot even has a .NET API where you can do whatever you want with the Robot from within another program, so they provide you with a lot of possibilities.
Concerning your Developer License:
Existing customers that have older SKUs prior to 2021.4 Launch (ie. RPA Developer, RPA Developer Pro, Test Developer
Pro) will transition to the new SKU Automation Developer upon renewal.
I did not know that the robot had a .net API, that is very interesting and the information concerning the old licenses is also very informative, even though I do not get it fully yet. I will take a more in depth look tomorrow.
Thanks a lot for your time and commitment, I may come back to you tomorrow or the day after for further questions.
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