I know about Appian queues, etc related to multibot configuration.
However when I compare how UIPath queues work (in a reFramework configuration we first load data in the queue - using what we call a "dispatcher" - and each record is locked during processing using what we call a "performer") and I compare this with Appian queues I have a feeling that there is something that I miss.
Can somebody provide more details about it?
Thank you.
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I should've been more clear about the question: is Appian RPA a real multibot technology?
Appian RPA can successfully and smoothly handle hundreds of simultaneous RPA Agents online with thousands of simultaneous executions. There is no direct 1-1 comparison between how UiPath manage queues because UiPath cannot be compared (only) with Appian RPA; you have to leverage all Appian platform capabilities. The best option is using the Process Model as the dispatcher.
miguelangel.carnero - after a year or so with the product: by default the product is not able to process concurrent transactions, one "runner" is not able to lock one transaction in order to stop another "runner" to access it. Again, I'm talking about "by default". Show me proof that I'm not correct and I will change my opinion.