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Automation Hub User Guide
Last updated Mar 30, 2026
This section includes all the documents already created for the automation and includes the following subsections:
- Source Code: upload your code (.zip, .xaml) or provide a link to the repository. Check here where to find the source code of your automation. The maximum file size is 50MB.
- User Guides and Documents: upload any documents that describe your automation capabilities. This includes user guides and also PDD and SDD documents.
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Media: upload here images and videos associated with the described automation.
Uploading Video Files:
- For better visibility and consumption during the Automation Profile exploration we recommend uploading videos in the profile's About page as here a media player is embedded.
- Videos can also be uploaded in the Automation Profile . Still, no media player is displayed in this case. The video file appears as a card with the download option.
- The video maximum size is 200 Mb and the accepted format is mp4 only.
- Applications Used: select from the list all the applications that are being used when performing the process described. This list was previously defined by the Program Manager in the Admin console > Platform Setup > App Inventory.
- Components: tag the components used in this automation.
To conclude you have the following options:
- Save as draft: this allows you to save the automation as a draft and resume working on it at a later time. The details of the automation saved this way are saved in Automation hub still they are visible only to you by accessing the Workspace > My Submissions > Draft view.
- Submit triggers the review process described in the message below.