Which types of Processes are visible in the control room?

In Blue Prism, the control room is designed to provide visibility primarily over processes that have been published. This is essential for effective management and monitoring of robotic processes. Once a process is published, it becomes part of the production environment where it can be executed by the Blue Prism runtime resources.

This visibility ensures that only those processes that are considered stable and ready for use are displayed, allowing operators to efficiently monitor running jobs and manage the robotic workforce. Processes that are still under development or not yet approved for production use are not visible in the control room, ensuring that only tested and validated processes are executed in a live environment.

Processes that may be running in the background are also not specifically visible unless they have been published, as the control room focuses on those that are actively part of the operational workflow. Thus, the importance of having a clear distinction between published processes and those in development is vital for maintaining operational integrity and clarity in the control room.