Advanced Actions
Introduction
This document delineates the integration between Automate and Advanced Actions, elucidating how Automate enriches automation capabilities within Advanced Actions.
The collaboration between Automate and Advanced Actions empowers users to transform static variables dynamically within objects sourced from external data, enhancing data processing and automation efficiency.
What is Advanced Actions?
This section expounds on the functionalities and benefits of Advanced Actions.
Overview of Advanced Actions: Advanced Actions enable the dynamic transformation of static variables within objects sourced from external data sources, facilitating enhanced data processing capabilities.
Key Features:
Dynamic variable manipulation
Integration with external data sources
Conditional data selection and manipulation
Automate Integration with Advanced Actions
Overview of Integration: Automate seamlessly interacts with Advanced Actions to automate tasks involving dynamic variable manipulation and conditional data selection.
Examples of Automated Tasks:
Transforming static variables to dynamic within objects
Conditionally selecting and manipulating data from external sources
How To Use Actions
Advanced Actions
Description: Advanced Actions enable the dynamic transformation of variables from external data sources for use within Automate.
Purpose: This action is utilized to manipulate variable values, facilitating data processing within Automate workflows.
Usage:
Drag the Advanced Actions action from the libraries tab to the flow screen.
Click the configuration button to open the edit screen.
Inputs:
Source data variable
Conditions (optional)
Outputs:
Modified variables based on specified conditions.
Go To
Description: The Go To action navigates to a specified destination within the workflow.
Purpose: This action facilitates workflow navigation and branching based on predefined conditions or criteria.
Usage:
Drag the Go To action from the libraries tab to the desired location in the workflow.
Configure the action by selecting the destination within the workflow.
Inputs:
Select Destination: Specify the destination within the workflow to navigate to.
Outputs:
None
Run Command
Description: The Run Command action executes a specified command or script within the workflow.
Purpose: This action enables the execution of commands or scripts, facilitating process automation and integration with external systems.
Usage:
Drag the Run Command action from the libraries tab to the desired location in the workflow.
Configure the action by providing the command or script to execute.
Inputs:
Command: Provide the command or script to be executed. (Powershell script must be provided!)
Outputs:
Execution results or responses from the command/script.
Additional Tips
Use Cases
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
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