Disable warnings

Flávio Pinheiro de Souza

Hi Allan,

first of all I would like to congratulate you on this great project, not only for you, but for everyone involved.

My name is Flávio and I live in Brazil. I accidentally came across this wonderful project and fell in love with it (lol).

Well, I have some questions and I count on your abitual attention:

Does the client machine on which the robot will run need to have OpenRPAHi Allan,
When starting and ending a run a popup appears above the windows clock with the texts: name of the workflow remotly started and name of the workflow completed in (is it possible to remove these warnings?)
Is there an interface for scheduling the robots?
Is there any way to protect OpenRPA (development area) from unauthorized people?

For now, that's it (lol)
Thank you for all your dedication and effort.

Allan Zimmermann

Hi @flávio-pinheiro-de-souza
Glad you like it

sorry, don't understand the question.
Yes, close the robot, open "my documents\openrpa\settings.json" and set notify_on_workflow_remote_start and notify_on_workflow_remote_end to false
Depends on what you mean by "interface" ... Windows scheduler have an interface, nodered has an interface etc... maybe have a look at https://bb.openiap.io/topic/3/scheduling-robot
Close the robot, open "my documents\openrpa\settings.json" and set "isagent" to true. If you have your own openflow, you can also override this, but adding the robot user to the "robot agent users" role. And as with all settings in the settings.json you can control these using registry keys and group policies as well

Flávio Pinheiro de Souza

@allan-zimmermann said in Disable warnings:

sorry, don't understand the question.

Let me give you an example:

In my office, I created and customized the entire process for my client, and now I have to implant the robot in one of his machines, right?
How does it work?
I have to install OpenRPA on the client's machine, there's no way to generate an executable or something?

I'm sorry for that question, I'm starting my journey with rpa now.

Thank you very much for your precious time.

Allan Zimmermann

Yes, you need to install openrpa to run it.

Flávio Pinheiro de Souza

great, got it.