Using the Rules Table

Selecting Tools -> Rules displays the Rules Table. It is very important to ensure you're looking at the right set of rules for the automations you are analyzing. This requires two selections:

Set the Scope: Click the Change Scope button at top-right of the Rules Table page, then choose your desired project. The currently-selected scope is always shown at top-left (see picture below).
Choose RPA Tool: Rules are listed by RPA tool to ensure you select your desired RPA tool in the drop-down at center, above the table (see picture below).

Once you have chosen your Scope and the right RPA Tool, the rules are listed in the table separated into a tab for each Rule Type.

Columns in the Rule Type Tabs

The tables below give high-level information for each of the columns found within the various Rule Type tabs. More detailed information for each is found in the subsequent articles that describe specific rules.

Note in the tables below U=UiPath, B=Blue Prism, and A=A360.

Common Columns

Column	Description	Custom Actions	Reuse	Unresolved References	Work Queues	Environment Variables	Initialize Variables	Code Replace
Enabled	Whether the rule is enabled or disabled for export	U B A	U B A	U B A	U B	B	A	U B A
Occurrences	Number of times the rule appears in source code. Click to see list of occurrences	U B A	U B A	U B A	U B	B	A
Scope	Whether this rule applies to current project, or to all projects (instance)	U B A	U B A	U B A	U B	B	A	U B A
Type	Type of action that was not mapped. Can be DLL for any RPA tool. Unmapped Action for Blue Prism or A360, and Custom Action for UiPath.	UBA
Parameters	List of parameters for the action. Need to specify whether input or output	U B A	U B A	U B A

Source Columns

Column	Description	Custom Actions	Reuse	Unresolved References	Work Queues	Environment Variables	Initialize Variables	Code Replace
Source: Package Name	Name of the package in the source RPA tool.	U B A
Source: Action Name	Name of the action or activity in the source RPA tool.	U B A		U B A
Source: ID	Source tool's process GUID or Blueprint checksum of process		U B A	U B A
Source: Filename	Name of xaml, page, or taskbot		U B A
Source: Action Name	Name of the action from the source RPA tool.
Source: Work Queue Name	Name of the queue from the source RPA tool.				U B

Target Columns

"Solution" in the following descriptions refers to choice of "External Flow", "Subflow", or a "Script" using one of the supported scripting languages.

Column	Description	Custom Actions	Reuse	Unresolved References	Work Queues	Environment Variables	Initialize Variables	Code Replace
Target: Type	Solution in PAD	U B A		U B A
Target: ID	GUID of the solution in PAD (if flow chosen as type)	U B A	U B A	U B A
Target: Name	Name of the solution in PAD	U B A	U B A	U B A
Target: Script	Script to be used (if script chosen as type)	U B A		U B A
Target: Work Queue ID	GUID of queue in PAD				U B
Target: Work Queue Name	Name of queue in PAD				U B
Target: Work Queue Configuration	Set rules for queue key and priority				U B

Other Columns

Column	Description	Custom Actions	Reuse	Unresolved References	Work Queues	Environment Variables	Initialize Variables	Code Replace
Variable Name						B	A
Variable Value						B
Variable Type							A
Initial Value							A
Original Robin Code (single action)								U B A
Replacement Robin Code (one or many actions)								U B A

How to Find Target Names and GUIDs in PAD

To complete a manual mapping users must fill in the following columns in their Rules CSV:

Column K ("TargetActionId") = PAD Flow ID
- How to get the FlowID in Power Automate Desktop:
  1. Find your target flow under the "My Flows" tab in Power Automate Desktop
  2. Right-click on your target flow and click "Properties"
  3. Click "Details" tab
  4. Copy the GUID under "Flow ID". The ID will in the following format: XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX where X is a hex digit (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F)
Column L ("TargetActionName") = The name of Flow in PAD
For every Input variable for the flow, perform the following as a separate row for each Input/Output:
- Column P ("TargetParameterName") = PAD Variable Name
  - This is the value in "Variable Name" in the Input/Output section of the PAD Flow:
  - Column R ("TargetParameterType") = PAD Variable Type (e.g. INPUT/OUTPUT)

The External Name is just the name the variable appears as when using the Run Desktop Flow action in the main flow.
It is not what should be used in the mapping file and is only for visual purposes within Power Automate.