When an RPA robot completes an automation, it returns a status message to Robot Manager that summarizes the success or failure of the recently executed automation. The status message contains one of the following values: Completed, Completed with errors, or Did not complete.

When Robot Manager receives an automation status of "Did not complete", the assignment is treated as a failed automation. The original assignment is completed, and a new assignment is opened and routed to the Failed automations workbasket. When Robot Manager receives an automation status of “Completed with errors”, the corresponding automation is treated as a conflict and is routed to the Conflicts workbasket.

The Failed automations workbasket can be changed to suit your business needs. Because the original assignment is considered complete, any data returned by the robot is also returned to the data page. For this reason, map the pyAutomationStatus property to the data page so that you are aware of the automation status.

If the robot returns data to Robot Manager that violates the validation criteria specified on the original assignment, the original assignment remains open, and Robot Manager returns an HTTP response code of 500 that indicates that the data cannot be populated on the data page.