What does the term 'retrying' refer to in Blue Prism?

The term 'retrying' in Blue Prism specifically refers to making another attempt to complete an operation after an exception has occurred. This functionality is essential in managing exceptions and ensuring that processes can continue running smoothly in the face of transient issues that may temporarily prevent successful completion of certain operations.

For instance, if a process tries to connect to a database and encounters a temporary network failure, retrying allows the Blue Prism robot to attempt the connection again, thereby increasing the likelihood of successfully completing the operation without requiring manual intervention. This helps streamline automated workflows and enhances overall efficiency, especially in scenarios where failures are expected to be temporary.

Understanding this concept is critical for those using Blue Prism, as it highlights the importance of robust exception handling strategies that support business continuity and process resilience.