We are a company of RPA enthusiasts with the objective of helping citizens of the world enter an era of working alongside Robots and automations by evangelizing and building solutions using the UiPath Robotic Process Automation technology.

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Automating applications that handle highly sensitive business processes in the modern enterprise is very challenging. The business owners are constantly worried about the sensitive nature of the messages being logged to resources outside of the corporate network. We are going to develop this idea based on information logged in the UiPath Orchestrator.

While business users have a solid argument in terms of confidentiality and compliance, it’s becoming difficult for RPA teams to constantly enable/disable or remove the Write Line and Log Message activities each time the RPA process is deployed to production. Besides these, debug and log output lines are put in place so that developers may troubleshoot and fix applications during development. In addition, it becomes easier to demonstrate the workings of the application to business groups during the demo sessions.

PrimedLogging is a simple library that can help you classify certain log output messages as sensitive or confidential and then, through a mechanism, to suppress them at the application level when the RPA process is finally deployed to production.

With such an arrangement, developers can retain the advantages of logging in the development environment, whilst being able to automatically disable sensitive logging in the UAT or PROD environment with a simple and efficient flip of a configuration setting.

Efficiently manage Sensitive Logging in Enterprise RPA Processes

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Automating applications that handle highly sensitive business processes in the modern enterprise is very challenging. The business owners are constantly worried about the sensitive nature of the messages being logged to resources outside of the corporate network. We are going to develop this idea based on information logged in the UiPath Orchestrator.

While business users have a solid argument in terms of confidentiality and compliance, it’s becoming difficult for RPA teams to constantly enable/disable or remove the Write Line and Log Message activities each time the RPA process is deployed to production. Besides these, debug and log output lines are put in place so that developers may troubleshoot and fix applications during development. In addition, it becomes easier to demonstrate the workings of the application to business groups during the demo sessions.

PrimedLogging is a simple library that can help you classify certain log output messages as sensitive or confidential and then, through a mechanism, suppress them at the application level when the RPA process is finally deployed to production.

With such an arrangement, developers can retain the advantages of logging in the development environment, whilst being able to automatically disable sensitive logging in the UAT or PROD environment with a simple and efficient flip of a configuration setting.

The **Advanced Enterprise RPA Process Template** enables enterprises to configure settings for their RPA Processes in local or remote databases such as MS Access, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, or AWS RDS.

  

Configuring the framework in databases enables enterprises to better organize, secure, and port their RPA processes across the enterprise.

  

This framework is built upon an already existing UiPath listing named [Enhanced REFrameWork](https://go.uipath.com/component/enhanced-reframework-57011). Consequently, this advanced enhancement retains the capability of the original to organize configurations in a local Excel file.

  

**NOTE:** The ConfigDB database has been published in a separate folder as a .mdb file. This change enables the database to be enhanced with features that do not directly impact the functionalities of the framework.

A Database Configurable RPA Process Flow Template

More details can be seen here.

  

With UiPath Data Service, it is only natural that Automations find a way to work seamlessly and be managed more efficiently across the Enterprise by hosting their configuration settings in Data Service.

  

This template is built upon another existing project template named 

["Advanced Enterprise RPA Process Template"](https://marketplace.uipath.com/listings/advanced-enterprise-rpa-process-template) hosted on UiPath Marketplace. 

  

The Template comes **built-in with the Entities and the utilities** required for Automation creators **to create and upload the configuration settings** for their automations **to UiPath Data Service**. 

  

The Template also demonstrates one way of **building Browser-agnostic automations** by configuring Browser dependent settings in the Configurations and avoid code changes to automations where possible. 

  

In addition, the Template retains the ability of its predecessor to **switch to one of the various other configuration sources** such as a Local Access Database, a Remote Database or the traditional Config.xlsx file.

  

Further, organizing settings in Data Service or Databases helps **further organize Enterprise Automations based on Automation names and Tenant names** to address the challenge of many automations that can be deployed on several different Orchestrator Tenants existing across the Enterprise. 

  

Finally, centrally updating configuration settings enables all of the related automations to **alter their operational behavior without requiring extensive code changes or redeployments**.

An enhanced Automation Template that leverages UiPath Data Service as a source to configure and administer settings for Automations.

With UiPath Data Service, it is only natural that Automations find a way to work seamlessly and be managed more efficiently across the Enterprise by hosting their configuration settings in Data Service.

  

This template is built upon another existing project template named 

["Advanced Enterprise RPA Process Template"](https://marketplace.uipath.com/listings/advanced-enterprise-rpa-process-template) hosted on UiPath Marketplace. 

  

The Template comes **built-in with the Entities and the utilities** required for Automation creators **to create and upload the configuration settings** for their automations **to UiPath Data Service**. 

  

The Template also demonstrates one way of **building Browser-agnostic automations** by configuring Browser dependent settings in the Configurations and avoid code changes to automations where possible. 

  

In addition, the Template retains the ability of its predecessor to **switch to one of the various other configuration sources** such as a Local Access Database, a Remote Database or the traditional Config.xlsx file.

  

Further, organizing settings in Data Service or Databases helps **further organize Enterprise Automations based on Automation names and Tenant names** to address the challenge of many automations that can be deployed on several different Orchestrator Tenants existing across the Enterprise. 

  

Finally, centrally updating configuration settings enables all of the related automations to **alter their operational behavior without requiring extensive code changes or redeployments**.

  

More details can be seen here.

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Conventionally, fetching several environmental variables in your Automation projects means:

*   adding several individual _Get Environment Variable activity_ steps to your project.
*   memorize or lookup before you can fetch them.

The One Step Environment Variables List library does away with having to deal with such inconveniences. Instead, with this library, you have the ability to retrieve **the most common Windows Environment variables** by adding just one step to your Automation project. 

  

The library supports three steps, based on which you get back the list of Environment variables in different formats.

  

Please check documentation for the list of common Environment variables supported.

Get common Windows Environment variables as a collection, Data Table or JSON string in one step.

Conventionally, fetching several environmental variables in your Automation projects means:

*   adding several individual _Get Environment Variable activity_ steps to your project.
*   memorize or lookup before you can fetch them.

The One Step Environment Variables List library does away with having to deal with such inconveniences. Instead, with this library, you have the ability to retrieve **the most common Windows Environment variables** by adding just one step to your automation project. 

  

The library supports three steps, based on which you get back the list of Environment variables in different formats.

  

Please check documentation for the list of common Environment variables supported.

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A library that helps query a source Data Table using the standard [C# DataView RowFilter Syntax](https://www.csharp-examples.net/dataview-rowfilter/) guidelines and return the filtered data in the form of a Data Table. In addition to applying filter conditions, the library methods offer the ability to sort the filtered results. The Distinct option allows for targeting records that contain all or just a few columns of the source Data Table.

  

Use this library to quickly extract the list of column names of a Data Table in the form of a string array. 

  

Refer to the companion documentation and the [sample code download](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17UNxbM0VOod7lIKTcjiw1GrCpMQ97rU4?usp=sharing) on how to use this library.