MCCM Innovations is your choice in the world of automation and Artificial Intelligence. We love taking your digital workforce to the next level by the use of AI and RPA.

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Head of AI

**Inspiration**

Imagine a personal assistant that is capable to listen to your voice commands and read your typed texts in order to perform different daily work tasks, saving time and energy. The UiPath Orchestrator Chatbot developed by MCCM Innovations allows you to review robots, processes, jobs, queues, and assets of your UiPath Orchestrator environment using your voice or text questions.

Probably you have colleagues in your business that work alongside robots that do not have access to the Orchestrator dashboard but they need to know in which state a specific robot is. This chatbot can help your Robots Controller Center as it can be the first line of support to answer questions on how the robots are operating on a daily basis.

**What it does**

This chatbot can assist you with the \*\*UiPath Orchestrator\*\*. You can ask information about \*\*jobs\*\*, \*\*robots\*\*, \*\*processes\*\*, \*\*queues\*\* and \*\*assets\*\*. However, it cannot create new queues or start jobs. In other words, it only has read access to your Orchestrator.

This chatbot can assist you with the UiPath Orchestrator. You can ask information about jobs, robots, processes, queues and assets. We provide connectors for a webchat and Google Assistant.

**What it does**

We convert workflows calls to library calls.

**How we built it**

We developed a Python script that reads the XML DOM of \`.xaml\` files and process it converting workflow calls to library calls. First, we find out which are the namespaces of the current workflow files along with their input and output arguments. Then, we replace the workflow call with the library call adding those arguments. Finally, the input \`.xaml\` is overwritten with the new XML DOM structure.

In our case, we had three different libraries to interact with different systems. UiPath, SAP and ServiceNow. However, this script can be easily extended with your own libraries.