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Experience… easy

The process of automation normally consists of building a functional connection between different programs and processes. For example, an output of some application or process may become an input of another.

Automation Workshop can pick up the necessary data and process it on its own or, if necessary, feed it to other application, thus streamlining all necessary steps into an organized uninterrupted data flow. The connection is built by creating Tasks, the basic functional units of Automation Workshop.

Easy

Building Tasks is easy. Automation Workshop features Task Wizard which leads through the Task building process in a step-by-step manner. The Task building consists of some essential steps. First, it is necessary to determine when the Task will automatically start.

Automatic start of the Task depends on the configuration of its Triggers. A Trigger is a component of the Task which watches for occurrence of events of specified type within the range of predefined parameters. When the Trigger conditions are met, it launches the Task which performs its Actions.

An Action is the what of the Task. Actions perform specified instructions to react to initial conditions of the system (from a new file being detected in some folder to a more complex set of parameters uniquely matching the criteria).

Codeless

During building the Task you will use the ready-made building blocks with easy-to-use graphical user interface. There will be no need for expensive programming, writing code or scripts or anything along these lines.

Configuring Triggers and Actions is simple. These sub-units of a Task do not only monitor the system or perform some rigid instruction, but can actually interact among themselves providing a possibility of flexible approach to process automation.

Efficient

Once automated, the system becomes much more efficient. Automation not only eliminates unnecessary delays, but also is virtually exempt from error. Automated systems do not make mistakes or mix folders; they do not make typos or forget to finish their work. As soon as an automated Task is properly deployed, it immediately starts to save human time and business expenses from then on.

Yet automation should not get out of control. After setting up the primary functionality of a Task, there are also other parameters such as event logging, email reports, error handling and much more, all easily configurable in Task Wizard.

Universally available

Automation Workshop Free Edition works on all modern 32-bit and 64-bit Microsoft Windows versions · Windows 10 · Windows 11 · Server 2012 & 2012 R2 · Server 2016 · Server 2019 · Server 2022 · Automate now and gain instant benefits—all in your preferred language!

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Recent news
  • May 26, 2023
    Automation Workshop Free Edition v7.0.0 offers new actions for managing Windows services and applications, enhanced FTP/cloud operations, UI fixes, and improvements in the Variable Wizard and Advanced Fallback handling.
  • May 25, 2023
    Automation Workshop Free Edition v6.5.0 adds 2 new Triggers—Service Monitor and Process & App Monitor. 5 new Actions—Start & Stop Service, Service Maintenance, List Services, Terminate App, and List Apps.
  • May 25, 2023
    Automation Workshop Free Edition v6.2.0 4 adds 4 new Actions—Change Default Printer, Enclosed Text, Lookup Text, and Append to Variable. Quick value adjustments, access to web content, character groups, freeform text, UNIX epoch time.
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