Get started with StudioX - Find Your Unicorn Name

As a project manager and lead on devops I can see RPA used for

  1. Cleaning up build workspaces periodically
  2. Compiling build reports and emailing them
  3. Emailing project progress reports
  4. Gathering and emailing QC survey feedback.

I did it too

Building the Unicorn bot was a great starter project. I taught myself how to place all of the commands in a “For each Excel row” wrapper and had it perform for 10 names & bdays. The ideas listed in the forum posts are great.

Find your Unicorn Name was a simple and good tutorial to start with StudioX

Top 3 idea for me would be:

  1. Reset the password for the user profile.
  2. Automating monthly SLA report creation and distributions.
  3. Web search for science research content and taking the screenshot of the web page.

The Find Your Unicorn Name was a simple yet fun exercise.

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Late to the game but finally created my first bot. This should come in handy with filling forms and/or sending emails alerting stakeholders when changes are made to Excel sheets.

Great and simple explanation for beginners like me. I enjoyed doing the Unicorn name exercise

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I feel you Aida, automation is actually easier that I thought!

Built my First bot using Sutdio X as part of the ‘Citizen Developer’ Training. Feels good :slight_smile:

  1. Validate intercompany data is entered correctly to the GL
  2. Data validation tie outs between two systems
  3. Setup new users

Built My first robot as well! Glad to be part of this group
Some ideas:

  1. onboarding bot that grants access to multiple sharepoints based on new hire role
  2. automatic score calculation based on the answers of a questionnaire
  3. Customer engagement plan (automatic scheduler for yearly interactions).

First robot using StudioX, last time using v2019.
Some ideas for me right now:

  1. Scrape data from webpage and insert into a SQL-server db.
  2. Communicate with my API/Backend using C#
  3. Read emails from connected IMAP account and filter them into separate folders.

good exercise

Excellent first exercise!
These are my first steps in UIPath, I already knew other RPA solutions but the way you can package the steps of the solution and the automated field detection properties in Chrome have seemed to me that UIStudioX is at a much higher level.
Good job UIPathers!

What a nice way to start!

First task was pretty cool! Looking forward to more!

Some ideas:

  1. Sending automatic reminder emails monthly to capture IC commission and retainer revenue amounts
  2. Capturing the amounts to be billed and communicating that to the billing team to generate the invoices
  3. Having various DSPs reporting consolidating in one excel file for month end process

I’m creating automation for paying salaries here’s some ideas:

  1. Create list in Excel for employee names and bank account information,
  2. Create Word and take information from excel with “get text” activity
  3. Send email to finance department which include all information one by one

English is not my mother language, i spent much time to create my 1st robot…hmm. I am so happy!
I am sure I could make more robots to simply and automate my day to day job.

  • Automate an Excel VLOOKUP procedure and e-mail a summary report with the output
  • Scrape specific data from a Text file and write the data to a word document
  • Copy text from an e-mail and input it into a Word Document