Can any machine with Blue Prism installed run a Resource PC?

The assertion that any machine with Blue Prism installed can run as a Resource PC is fundamentally based on the flexibility and scalability of how Blue Prism operates within an automation environment. Blue Prism is designed to allow any machine that meets the necessary technical requirements and has the software installed to function as a Resource PC, provided that it is properly licensed and set up to perform the intended operations.

Resource PCs are responsible for executing processes and managing workloads within Blue Prism. As long as the machine has the Blue Prism software installed and is configured according to the user’s operational requirements, it can take on the role of a Resource PC. This capability supports dynamic scaling of automation resources, enabling organizations to deploy processes across multiple machines as needed without any inherent restrictions beyond meeting basic installation and configuration prerequisites.

This answer reflects the core principles of Blue Prism’s architecture, where the main factors influencing a machine's ability to act as a Resource PC are the installation of the software and compliance with the licensing agreements.