# Invoking Coded automation in another Coded automation

> Invoking a coded automation within another coded automation in Studio, demonstrated with an asset retrieval and comparison scenario.

This tutorial shows how to invoke one coded automation from another. The example uses a `CodedResetAssetValue` automation that retrieves asset values from Orchestrator, compares them to expected values, and updates them if different.

1. Use the `RunWorkflow` method to invoke the `CodedResetAssetValue.cs` file, and provide `Dictionary <string, object>` pairs as arguments.

In the dictionary, specify the values for the `assetName` and `assetValue` parameters.

For example, set `assetName` as `"MyAsset"` and `assetValue` as `"hello world"`.

Assign the result from the method to a variable named `result`.

   ```
   var result = RunWorkflow("BusinessProcess\\CodedResetAssetValue.cs", new Dictionary<string, object>()
         {
           {"assetName", "MyAsset"},
           {"assetValue", "hello world"}
         });
   ```
2. Use an if-else statement to check if `assetValueWasChanged` is true.
   * If `assetValueWasChanged` is true, log a message that indicates the asset was reset and include the previous value it had.
   * If it is false, log a message specifying that no reset was required on the asset because it had the expected value.