- Release notes
- Installation and upgrade
- Before you begin
- Getting started
- Activities
- Designing long-running workflows
- Start Job And Get Reference
- Wait For Job And Resume
- Add Queue Item And Get Reference
- Wait For Queue Item And Resume
- Create Form Task
- Wait For Form Task And Resume
- Resume After Delay
- Assign Tasks
- Create External Task
- Wait For External Task And Resume
- Complete Task
- Forward Task
- Get Form Tasks
- Get Task Data
- Add Task Comment
- Update Task Labels
- Actions
- Processes
- Audit
Action Center
Installation steps
- Run the Windows Installer.
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Select the I accept the terms in the License Agreement checkbox to agree to the terms in the agreement, then click Next. The Action Center IIS Settings selection window is displayed.
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Change the IIS Settings as desired:
- Installation Path - Change the default path as desired. Don't use a user-profile path (
C:\Users
) because the IIS AppPool\{Apppoolname} doesn’t have adequate permissions on it. You need Readand Writepermissions on the installation directory. - Host Name - Auto-populated with the hostname. For a server under a network domain, the discoverable machine name is read from the HKM registry key. If the installer does not find a registry value, the local hostname is displayed.
- Port - An unused port on the server. Use a different port than Orchestrator, if installed on the same server.
- SSL Certificate - The Subject or Thumbprint of the SSL certificate you want to secure connections with. By default, this is filled in with the full computer name. See Action Center Prerequisites for Installation for details about the SSL certificate you can use.
- Installation Path - Change the default path as desired. Don't use a user-profile path (
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Click Next. The Action Center Application Pool Settings window is displayed.
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Configure the editable options as desired:
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Identity - enables you to choose the identity under which the UiPath Action Center website runs. The following options are available:
- Application Pool Identity - runs the Action Center website under the default identity of the application pool.
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Specific User - runs the Action Center website under an existing Windows or Domain identity. Selecting this option displays two fields, Username and Password, which enable you to specify the identity under which to run.
For more information on Application Pool Identities, please see Microsoft's official documentation.
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Click Next. The Action Center UiPath Identity Server window is displayed.
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Configure the editable options as desired:
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Orchestrator URL - Specify port information in the URL only if it is not the default port (443 or 80).
Important: One Action Center can be connected to one Orchestrator, either a production or a non-production environment. To connect to more Orchestrator environments, you need to run an equal number of different Action Center installations. - Identity URL - Specify the Identity Server URL. Automatically populated with the Orchestrator URL plus the suffix
/identity
. - Action Center URL - Automatically populated based on hostname and port information provided. If the Action Center application is configured behind a reverse proxy or load balancer, provide the user-facing URL.
- Installation Token - The access token for your installation.
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Click Next. The installation process starts. You can now use Action Center.
Important:To prevent theThe supplied identity JWT token is expired
error:- Make sure the Identity Installation Token is valid (step 7).
- Verify that the Date and Time on the Action Center and the corresponding Orchestrator hosting machines are synchronized.
https://{Action_Center_host}:{port_number}/
URL. They can use their credentials to log in to a particular tenant through the UiPath Identity Server.
https://{Action_Center_host}:{port_number}/actions/
) from where they can navigate to Processes (https://{Action_Center_host}:{port_number}/processes/
) using the left -hand menu. The Processes page can also be accessed directly using the https://{Action_Center_host}:{port_number}/processes
URL.