Which feature allows you to automate process execution through scripts?

The Command Line Interface (CLI) is a powerful feature that facilitates the automation of process execution through scripts. It allows users to start Blue Prism processes and handle various command-line operations without needing to interact directly with the Blue Prism graphical user interface. This capability is especially useful for integrating Blue Prism with other systems or for scheduling processes to run at specified times without manual intervention.

By using the CLI, scripts can be created to trigger Blue Prism processes based on external triggers or to integrate with other automation tools and workflows. This enhances operational efficiency and allows for more sophisticated automation scenarios beyond what can be achieved through the graphical interface alone.

While the Task Scheduler is a tool used to schedule tasks on a computer, it does not directly handle the execution of Blue Prism processes through scripts. Process Studio is the development environment where processes are designed and built, and System Manager is primarily used for managing Blue Prism environments and settings rather than executing processes.