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Component: CA-ML-IPA
Component Name: Intelligent Robotic Process Automation
Description: An occurrence of change of state in an object.
Key Concepts: An event in SAP Intelligent Robotic Process Automation (IRPA) is a trigger that initiates a process. It can be an external event, such as a file arriving in a folder, or an internal event, such as a timer expiring. Events are used to start processes and to control the flow of the process. How to use it: Events are used to start processes in SAP IRPA. When an event occurs, the process is triggered and the robot begins executing the steps of the process. The robot can also be configured to wait for certain events before continuing with the process. Tips & Tricks: When configuring events, it is important to consider the order in which they will be triggered. For example, if two events are triggered at the same time, the robot will execute the steps associated with one of them first. It is also important to consider how long the robot should wait for an event before continuing with the process. Related Information: Events can be used in conjunction with other features of SAP IRPA, such as conditions and loops. Conditions can be used to determine whether or not an event should trigger a process, while loops can be used to repeat certain steps until an event occurs.