Rules

16 articles

Introduction to Rules

Blueprint Rules enables users to extend Blueprint's core migration tool to meet their specific needs to create custom mapping rules as needed. The main use cases for using Rules are: Use Case Example…

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Using Rules

Rules Overview. At a high level, the process is as follows: Use Blueprint's Rules Generation for a given scope to get a list of all Rules opportunities. Use the Rules UI or CSV Mapping sheet and defi…

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Using Rules CSV

The CSV option is recommended only for Rules Power Users. The Rules CSV sheet gives users full access to the Rules table. This should only be used by experienced users or with the assistance of Bluep…

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Common Procedures

How to Download Rules CSV. Navigate to the Tools -> Rules. Select the Scope that contains the processes that should be mapped. Click the Advanced dropdown on the right side and select Export Rules to…

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Custom Action Mapping

Custom or DLL Mapping to Power Automate Desktop. The following article applies to Custom Activities/Package in UiPath, VBOs in Blueprism, and TaskBots in Automation Anywhere v10/11. All three will be…

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Reuse Mapping to Power Automate Desktop

It is common to see repetitive tasks as self contained bots that are called upon by other bots. These helper bots can load configuration settings, log error messages, etc. Instead of repeating code f…

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Manual Reuse

Manual Reuse Mapping to Power Automate Desktop. There may be times when a user wants to explicitly define a process or sub-process as its own External flow or code block when exporting to PAD. To do…

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TODO, Error, and Robin Mapping

If a user finds that they have a common TODO or Error across many exported bots, they can configure a global fix during export to avoid having to repair bots one by one. Also, in certain situations i…

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Script Mapping

Script Mapping. In some scenarios, when Mapping Custom Actions or DLL Invocations a user may instead want to map those actions to inline scripts Supported Languages. The following language are suppor…

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Variable Name Dependency Mapping

Certain RPA platforms allow for variables or expressions when invoking dependencies. Power Desktop Automate for example, does not allow for sub-flow or external flow invocations to use variables. Thi…

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Variable Renaming and Initialization

Some organization might want to rename variables in bulk for all processes upon migration, or create new variables entirely in order to fit a new framework for their organization. Variable Renaming a…

Updated by Sean Ellner

DLL/Method Invocation Mapping

DLL/Method Invocation Mapping to Power Automate Desktop. Using Dashboard. To map using the Rules dashboard, see: Custom Action Mapping. Using CSV. Export CSV. To start using the CSV Rules sheet, the…

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Unresolved References

There are some scenarios where Blueprint cannot determine if an action is a custom action, unmapped, or unsupported. In those scenarios we have a Rule call "unmapped actions" which is described below…

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AA Metabots

- Metabot-PAD Flow Mapping - Instruction.pdf ​​- RPA Framework Mapping.csv - Mapping Sheet with Example Data.csv Note : - Only csv file format is accepted - Not all columns need to be filled out for…

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Work Queues Mapping

Work Queues in the source tool (Blue Prism/UiPath) do not include the Work Queue ID and Name which are required to map and execute the Queues in PAD. In this scenario, we have to use rules to map sou…

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Rules Wizard

Overview. The Rules Wizard is intended to make the use of conversion rules more intuitive. It is an alternative way to work with rules instead of the Rules Table (Tools > Rules) or the Rules csv file…

Updated by Tony Higgins