Overview

ElectroNeek Bot Runner simplifies the launch and management of bots, enabling you to automate complex business processes, increase productivity, and reduce costs. With its powerful capabilities, you can efficiently handle multiple bots simultaneously, saving time and streamlining operations.

Additionally, Bot Runner integrates with Orchestrator, providing monitoring and reporting tools that allow you to track bot performance and ensure value delivery to your clients. It empowers you to offer reliable, high-quality automation services, enhancing your clients' reputation and contributing to business growth.

Bot Runner top capabilities include:

• Remote bot execution
• Unlimited instances
• Centralized bot management

To download Bot Runner, go to User Portal → RPA & Integrations → Bot Runner.

Interface and Features

Bot Runner allows you to trigger bots in workspaces, servers, or virtual machines. You can execute multiple Bot Runners simultaneously by adding them to multiple Windows accounts. If you need to create an additional account, refer to the tutorial or contact your system administrator.

When the Bot Runner application is running, an icon is displayed in the system tray.

Right-clicking the icon opens a list of basic functions, including:

• "Settings"
• "Run Bot"
• "Open Logs"
• "Check for updates"
• "Quit"

The "Settings" button provides access to Bot Runner's core functionalities, which we will cover in the following section.

Bot Runner tabs

• Welcome: This is the starting tab of Bot Runner. Use the "Run Bot" button to select a .neex file and execute a workflow.

• Login: In this tab, you can log in to Bot Runner using a token.

• Once logged in, you can access the License tab to view account information, including the availability of Orchestrator and Productivity Analytics.

• While logged in, the Orchestrator tab allows you to set the display name for the Bot Runner in Orchestrator and connect any bot (.neex file) to it.

• Credentials: This tab provides information about accounts. You can add new accounts, manage existing ones, or delete them. Refer to the relevant article for more details on working with credentials.

• Services: If you want to log in to third-party platforms for your bots to interact with them, use this tab. It enables resource utilization, such as Google Sheets, Microsoft Office 365, or ABBYY OCR.

• Proxy: In this tab, you can enable the use of a proxy server and specify its address. For more information on working with proxies, refer to the associated article.

• Certificates: Here you can enable or disable E-mail or HTTPS certificate verification. Disabling these resources may reduce network security, so consult with your system administrator if it might have any negative consequences in your case. The option for Client certificates is also available, which may be necessary for sending HTTP requests requiring user authentication.

• Execution: Access this tab to activate logging for each bot run. Further details on logs can be found in the corresponding article. The Status display option allows you to customize the amount of information shown in the bot execution status window.

The complete status window appears as follows:

• Finally, the Interface tab allows you to choose between a Light or Dark theme that suits your preference.

RDP Connection

Bot Runner supports maintaining an active RDP session. You can manage this functionality from Orchestrator. For more information about RDP Connection.

System Requirements

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Note

To ensure optimal performance in production automation tasks using Bot Runner, we strongly recommend meeting the recommended system requirements.

Recommended System Requirements

• Operating System: Windows 10 or 11; Windows Server 2019 or 2022;
  • user account must not be a guest account
  • local admin rights required
• CPU: Dual-Core 1.8 GHz
• System type: 64-bit
• RAM: 8 GB
• Available disc space: 5 GB
• Internet Connection: Required
• Minimum internet connection speed: 512 KB/s
• Maximum ping to electroneek.com: 15 ms
• .NET Framework v4.8 installed.

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Tip

If the ping command doesn’t work, we recommend using the curl request command such as:
curl -o /dev/null -s -w "\nTime Connect: %{timeconnect};\nTime Start Transfer: %{timestarttransfer}; \nTime Total: %{time_total}\n" https://electroneek.com

Minimum System Requirements

• Operating System: Windows 10 or 11; Windows Server 2019 or 2022;
  • user account must not be a guest account
  • local admin rights required (local rights are required to install the platform and work with files that require such access).
• CPU: 1.4 GHz
• System type: 64-bit
• RAM: 8 GB
• Available disc space: 5 GB
• Internet connection: required
• Minimum internet connection speed: 256 KB/s
• Maximum ping to electroneek.com: 100 ms
• .NET Framework v4.8 installed.

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Note

If you are using Windows 8 OS, you need to install .NET Framework version 4.6 or higher.

Network requirements

In order to use the ElectroNeek platform on your computer, you need to allow Studio and Bot Runner to communicate within the 5000-5005 port range (localhost).

You should also allow ElectroNeek to the following URLs at port TCP 443:

• .electroneek.com/ - This is required for the ElectroNeek products to operate;
• .googleapis.com/ - This is required for the Google Sheets activities to function;

The following domains are for the authentication using a Google account for Google-related activities.

• https://accounts.google.com/
• .googleusercontent.com/
• .googleapis.com/
• .google-analytics.com/
• .dns.google/

The following domains are for updating tools and features.

• .grafana.net/
• .mixpanel.com/
• .unpkg.com/
• .github.com/
• cdn.mouseflow.com.cdn.cloudflare.net/

Please get in touch with your network administrator for more information.

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Note

The {region} variable is different for every region. If you need to use one of these URLs, just substitute your organization's region. You can find it in the URL after authorization on the User Portal. For example, https://na.electroneek.com/account/home where the region is na.