Manual Run
Use a manual run to execute a bot right now, for example to test a new version, or to schedule a single execution at a specific date and time. For recurring runs, use Scheduling.
Step 1 – Bot Selection
On the main bot listing screen, locate the desired bot using the side filter field or navigating through the table.
Information displayed in the listing:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Bot identifier name. |
| Version | Current bot version. |
| Language | Programming language used. |
| Mode | Execution mode (Headless, Headed, etc.). |
| Type | Bot origin (Script, Zip, etc.). |
| Actions | Icons to edit, delete, download, or execute the bot. |
Click the execution icon (usually represented by a “play” symbol or similar) to open the execution screen.
Step 2 – Execution Configuration
On the EXECUTE BOT screen, you can review and configure parameters before starting the automation.
Fields
| Field | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bot | Bot that will be executed when the trigger is fired. | — |
| Version | Specific version of the bot to be used. | — |
| Language | Language used by the bot. | — |
| Label | Optional identifier for the trigger. | Can be used for organization or filtering. |
| Agent | Defines the agent responsible for bot execution. | Only 1 agent can be selected for this type of trigger. |
| Parameters (JSON) | Allows entering additional parameters for the bot, in JSON format. | Example: {"arg1": "1366", "arg2": "768"} |
Actions
| Action | What it does | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Schedule Execution | Schedules bot execution for a specific date and time. | The time must be in the future. |
| Execute Now | Starts bot execution immediately, sending it to the selected agent. | — |
| Cancel | Cancels the operation and returns to the bot listing screen. | — |
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