Avoiding manual access

I have created an automation that accesses a program as an attended robot via a technical user, triggered by a human via UiPath Assistant. Apart from the running automation, the human shall not have access to the program. I wonder how to ensure that…

If the human Assistant user pauses the running automation, he would have manual access to the system in which the robot is running. Is there a possibility to deny the assistant the opportunity to pause a running automation? Furthermore stopping a runnin automation would also need to close the program in order to avoid manual access.

Does anyone have an idea, how to deal with this situation?

We do not use an orchestrator.

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Hi @slink,
Is user able to log in via this technical user credentials? If yes then I think Orchestrator is the solution here as tasks can be triggered from there eventually based on some user’s action but then robot could use dedicated account which no user have access to.