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This framework is designed for linear (non-transactional) processes. This framework's goal is to bolster exception reporting, so that debugging is as quick and simple as possible. Similar to how RPA saves employees' time so they can work on more productive things, this framework saves developers' time by speeding up debugging significantly so they can work on new automations.

  

This framework accomplishes this by using the Global Exception Handler (abbreviated to GEH) to provide developers as much exception info as possible. This framework borrows a few workflows and concepts from the RE Framework, so knowing about the RE Framework will make understanding this framework a bit easier. Knowing about the Global Exception Handler will also be quite helpful, since this framework uses it extensively (read more about it [here](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/docs/global-exception-handler)).

A template for linear (non-transactional) processes. Uses the global exception handler (GEH) to provide enhanced exception reporting.

This framework is designed for **linear (non-transactional) processes with no queues**, with the goal of bolstering exception reporting and making debugging quick and simple. Similar to how RPA saves time for employees to work on more productive things, this framework saves developers' time by speeding up debugging, so they can work on new automations.

  

This framework accomplishes this by using the Global Exception Handler (abbreviated to GEH) to give developers as much exception info as possible. This framework borrows a few workflows and concepts from the RE Framework, so knowing about the RE Framework will make understanding this framework a bit easier. Knowing about the Global Exception Handler will also be helpful because this framework uses the GEH extensively (read more about it [here](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/docs/global-exception-handler)).

This framework is designed for **linear (non-transactional) processes**, with the goal of bolstering exception reporting and making debugging quick and simple. Similar to how RPA saves time for employees to work on more productive things, this framework saves developers' time by speeding up debugging, so they can work on new automations.

  

This framework accomplishes this by using the Global Exception Handler (abbreviated to GEH) to give developers as much exception info as possible. This framework borrows a few workflows and concepts from the RE Framework, so knowing about the RE Framework will make understanding this framework a bit easier. Knowing about the Global Exception Handler will also be helpful because this framework uses the GEH extensively (read more about it [here](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/docs/global-exception-handler)).

This framework is designed for transactional processes that use Orchestrator queues. This framework's goal is to bolster exception reporting, so that debugging is as quick and simple as possible. Similar to how RPA saves employees' time so they can work on more productive things, this framework saves developers' time by speeding up debugging significantly so they can work on new automations.

  

This framework accomplishes this goal by using the Global Exception Handler (abbreviated to GEH) to provide developers as much exception info as possible. This framework is a modification of the RE Framework, so having experience with the RE Framework will make understanding this framework much easier. Knowing about the Global Exception Handler will also be quite helpful, since this framework uses it extensively (read more about it [here](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/docs/global-exception-handler)).

A template for transactional (Orchestrator queue) processes. Uses the global exception handler (GEH) to provide enhanced exception reporting.

This framework is designed for **transactional processes that use Orchestrator queues**, with the goal of bolstering exception reporting and making debugging quick and simple. Similar to how RPA saves time for employees to work on more productive things, this framework saves developers' time by speeding up debugging, so they can work on new automations.

  

This framework accomplishes this by using the Global Exception Handler (abbreviated to GEH) to give developers as much exception info as possible. This framework is a modification of the RE Framework, so having experience with the RE Framework will make understanding this framework much easier. Knowing about the Global Exception Handler will also be helpful because this framework uses the GEH extensively (read more about it [here](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/docs/global-exception-handler)).

This framework is designed for **transactional (Orchestrator queue) processes**, with the goal of bolstering exception reporting and making debugging quick and simple. Similar to how RPA saves time for employees to work on more productive things, this framework saves developers' time by speeding up debugging, so they can work on new automations.

  

This framework accomplishes this by using the Global Exception Handler (abbreviated to GEH) to give developers as much exception info as possible. This framework is a modification of the RE Framework, so having experience with the RE Framework will make understanding this framework much easier. Knowing about the Global Exception Handler will also be helpful because this framework uses the GEH extensively (read more about it [here](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/docs/global-exception-handler)).

This framework is designed for **serverless (cloud robot) processes**, with the goal of bolstering exception reporting and making debugging quick and simple. Similar to how RPA saves time for employees to work on more productive things, this framework saves developers' time by speeding up debugging, so they can work on new automations.

  

This framework accomplishes this by using the Global Exception Handler (abbreviated to GEH) to give developers as much exception info as possible. This framework borrows a few workflows and concepts from the ReFramework, so knowing about the ReFramework will make understanding this framework a bit easier. Knowing about the Global Exception Handler will also be helpful because this framework uses the GEH extensively (read more about it here).

A template for serverless (Cloud Robot) processes. Uses the global exception handler (GEH) to provide enhanced exception reporting.

This snippet contains a reusable workflow that lets you retrieve config data from Airtable. Also included is documentation discussing how to set up Airtable config settings, and configuration management principles

  

Inspiration for this snippet came from a [video](https://youtu.be/kJtNWXrEuC4) posted by UiPath Community, which is definitely worth a watch.

A reusable workflow that retrieves config data from Airtable.

This snippet allows you to use UiPath to invoke a [Pipedream](https://pipedream.com/) workflow by:

*   Posting an external Action Center task using the API
*   Triggering the Pipedream workflow using an HTTP request
*   Using persistence to wait until Pipedream completes the external task using the API

The documentation provides detailed setup steps, and discusses how this snippet can be modified to invoke other integration services besides Pipedream. Near the end are some ideas you can try if you want to use queue items instead of external tasks.

A reusable workflow that invokes a Pipedream flow, using Action Center tasks and persistence for input and output.

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