Thank you for the response @Anil_G
I’m inside the project folder and seeing a successful publication, I cannot find this project anywhere in the Orchestrator Tenant > Packages or Folder > Automations > Processes tabs.
When I open the Maestro Canvas, I’m unable to see my IXP project in the dropdown list. I also checked Orchestrator (Tenant > Packages), but the project is not available there.
I understand that IXP projects are not standard Orchestrator processes, so I wanted to clarify how they can be used in Maestro.
Do I need to first create a UiPath Studio workflow that consumes the IXP model (for example, using the Extract Document Data activity), publish it to Orchestrator, and only then it will be visible in Maestro?
I’m new to this, so any guidance would be really helpful. Thanks !
Indeed, Maestro is a process engine and doesn’t execute any automation tasks directly. You need a different type of process (which Maestro can call) that runs the IXP part.
You can use Maestro as the process engine that the IXP fits into, but Studio workflows will be the backbone of many of the tasks, including IXP
You need to create an rpa flow..from the left menu click plus and then select rpa then use extract document data in it and then in maestro same screenshot that you have you need to select start and wait for rpa workflow
YOU DON’T
LIKE WE SAID, MAESTRO DOESN’T CALL IXP DIRECTLY
Please read our messages, we are explaining this.
Build your RPA workflow in Studio web, it can later be added to Maestro if you need, do you even need Maestro here?
Got it, actually I received a suggestion from my colleague, and based on that I had a doubt about whether we can use IXP directly. Thank you for your guidance and for clearing all my confusion.
Thanks @Anil_G & @Jon_Smith. Really appreciate your support.