How to properly use keywords from within a plan. Read More »

Controls help you design and structure your execution plans. Read More »

Start building your automation blocks. Read More »

Executions reporting Read More »

How to build modular plans. Read More »

Plan objects are containers for your automation logic. They’re implemented as a tree of nodes which can be of different types. Read More »

Executions housekeeping and advanced options Read More »

Executions descriptions Read More »

Plan objects are containers for your automation logic. They’re implemented as a tree of nodes which can be of different types. Read More »

Advanced execution options Read More »

Be notified as soon as an execution fails or completes. Read More »

Plan objects are containers for your automation logic. They’re implemented as a tree of nodes which can be of different types. Read More »

Plan objects are containers for your automation logic. They’re implemented as a tree of nodes which can be of different types. Read More »

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Scheduler view description Read More »

Performance dashboard for visual analytics Read More »

Monitoring view description Read More »

An Automation Package (formally called Executable Bundle) is a self-contained set of Plans and their related entities (Keywords, Parameters and Resources) that can be executed on a Step controller. Supported formats: Automation Packages currently support Java as software platform. The format of an Automation Package for Java is a compiled jar containing Plans and their related entities as Java classes or resources. Additional software platforms like .NET might be supported in future releases. Read More »

If you’ve purchased the Async package or are running the Premium Enterprise version of Step, you’ll be able to monitor in real time what’s happening in the EventBroker by navigating to the EventBrokerMonitor view: The Stats tab provides global statistics on the broker, such as the current amount of messages present in it and the high mark (or water mark), oldest & youngest events, etc. The next two tabs provide users with the ability to browse and search for events, and organizes the query results either by Id or Group. Read More »

From step 3.14 onward, you may export the following entities: Plans Keywords Parameters Dashboard sessions The functionalities are similar for all supported type of entities. Export Export all entities of one type For example, to export plans, click on the upper right button as shown below: Export a single entity Currently this feature is only available for plans, from a plan editor you can click on the export button as shown below: Common export options Options: Read More »

User Preferences description Read More »

Restore previous versions of entities Read More »

Dashboard providing information about the step’s internal activity and resource usage. Read More »

Contains documentation for Step libraries. Read More »