Hi! It seems that for assisted task mining I cannot put allow and deny lists like in the unassisted variant.
Is this something that will be added or that I am simply overlooking.
Thank you!
As per my knowledge, this feature is not currently available
I checked some docs as well - haven’t seen this option
good to read below details as well
Hey @Sverre_Klein
You’re correct that in UiPath’s assisted task mining, there’s currently no built-in feature to set “allow” and “deny” lists for specific activities like you can in the unassisted task mining variant.
As of now, assisted task mining is focused more on capturing and analyzing user activities as they interact with applications, while unassisted task mining lets you define more granular control over what should or should not be tracked (using the allow and deny lists).
cheers
Hi,
We do not have this option to allow or deny apps in assisted task mining.
As assisted task mining is short term study, we don’t have this setting to do. You can always mask or unmask data in asssisted task mining.
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It seems that in UiPath’s assisted task mining, the ability to set allow and deny lists, similar to what is available in unassisted task mining, might not be directly available yet, or you may be overlooking it due to the differences in how each version functions.
In unassisted task mining, you can set allow and deny lists to filter out unwanted data or processes during the data collection. However, in assisted task mining, the tool works a bit differently because it usually relies on direct user input and monitoring during real-time tasks, and it tends to focus more on how users interact with the system and less on automatically categorizing or filtering the data based on predefined rules.
If this feature isn’t available right now in assisted task mining, it’s possible that it’s something UiPath could add in a future update, or it may be something that is being planned for a later version.
If you’re looking for a way to filter or restrict certain processes in the assisted task mining flow, I recommend checking the most recent documentation, reaching out to UiPath support, or keeping an eye on the release notes for any updates on this feature.