Process Studio : In Blue Prism, this is the workspace where processes are created (flow of processes). It facilitates the design, build, test, and modification of automation processes in Blue Prism. In this component of Blue Prism, you will find features such as object calls, control loops, business logic, and variables. Upon creating a process, it will have the Main Page, which is the first to be run.
Object Studio : A large number of enterprises require communication with external applications in order to automate processes. Since Process Studio cannot facilitate this, Object Studio is used. It is the area in which VBO (Visual Business Objects) are developed or created. It is never possible to configure a Business Object in Process Studio, but instead in a different environment called Object Studio. The Business Object provides interfaces to interact with external applications, and one Business Object provides interfaces with only one external application.
Control Room : In Blue Prism architecture, the control room can be considered the command center that's used to schedule, monitor, and execute automation processes for the digital workforce. In other words, the control room is used for process scheduling. It provides real-time stats and insights into what software robots are doing, what their speed is, and how efficient they are.
Release Manager : This component manages, imports, verifies, and exports configuration packages (such as processes and instructions) across Blue Prism environments.
