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Getting Started
Demo apps
- Demos summary
How To
Notifications
Using VB Expressions
Designing your App
Events and Rules
Leveraging RPA in your App
Leveraging Entities in Your App
Leveraging Queues in Your App
Leveraging Media in your app
- Referencing a media document in your app
- Binding a media document to Image controls
Leveraging Actions in your app
- Adding an action to your app
- Adding an action app to an automation
- Binding an action to app controls
Leveraging Connections in your apps
Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)
- About ALM
UiPath First-Party Apps
- Automation Launchpad
Basic Troubleshooting Guide
- Apps Troubleshooting and FAQs

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For documentation on app projects in Studio Web, refer to the App Projects chapter in the Studio Web documentation: https://docs.uipath.com/studio-web/automation-cloud/latest/user-guide/apps-in-studio-web.

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Adding an action app to an automation

You should already have an action app and deployed it to Orchestrator. If not, refer to Adding an action to your app.
To see the list of action apps in UiPath^® Studio, you must be the Co-author for the desired app.

Add an action app to an automation in Studio as follows:

From the Automation Cloud homepage, go to Studio.
Select New project. The automation trigger selection window opens.
Select the Manual automation trigger. The automation design page opens.
Select the Persistence activities package.
In the search field, type Create App Task. Select the task to add it to your workflow.

Note: Using Create App Task, you can pass default values to the action properties.
In the Title field, give the task a title.
Select an action app you deployed to Orchestrator.
Note:
- If your app version changed recently, select the extra options button in the Apps field, and select Refresh to use the most recent version of your app.
- For an app to be available to the Create App Task activity, it must be an action app and it must be deployed to Orchestrator.
- The automation should run from the same folder in which the action app was deployed. You can specify the folder name in Create App Task.
Go to Actions to access Action Center.
The My Actions tab shows your new automation. Select the checkbox next to it.
Select the additional options button, then select Assign to self.

The action app is ready to be used inside Action Center.

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