Note: This can be useful if you want to build multiple workflows that rely on the same login procedure. This will create a reuse activity which will run the login workflow.
Then click and drag your login workflow to the start activity. Go to the workflows and create a new workflow. Next add the link to the completed RFPs as a item for this pageħ. Then by setting that element as ‘Must exist’ it will only recognize this as the sourcing page if the sourcing tab is selected.Ħ. We can then improve the page capture by adding the ‘Sourcing’ page button and adding the criteria that it must be selected. For the page criteria we will use the partial url by selecting it from the captured data window and selecting ‘Part’ from the drop-downĥ.
Today we are going to be exporting tables from RFPs on the sourcing page, once you build the login workflow you can capture the sourcing page.Ĥ.
Cliclick loop script how to#
Build a workflow to log in to the Ariba management page, you can visit my other tutorial for detailed steps of how to build a login workflow hereģ.
Cliclick loop script trial#
Note: Trial accounts or services always come with limitations, but this project is possible with a trial accountīefore you begin, you may want to look at these courses offered on openSAP Change the size of text, apps, and other items) should be 100% to ensure a good capture.
I will guide you through creating the project, capturing the required pages, then building the workflow. This will be a guide to create a bot that can log into the Ariba System then export multiple tables by looping the workflow.
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