Automate tasks with Botize Tasks

Triggers

The trigger is the event that starts the automation.

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  Check if access is not temporarily closed

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  Check if my tasks record activity

Actions

The action is what happens automatically, without you having to do anything else.

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  End Task Execution

  Immediately stops the execution of the current task so that no more steps are run.

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  Reset a task

  Tasks may need to store counters or pointers for proper operation. A task that publishes messages or runs through a spreadsheet, uses counters to know at all times which was the last row visited and which will be the next.
  
  When reset a task, all these counters are eliminated.

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  Reset all tasks in a group

  Reset all tasks given a certain group.
  
  Tasks may need to store counters or pointers for proper operation. A task that publishes messages or runs through a spreadsheet, uses counters to know at all times which was the last row visited and which will be the next.
  
  When reset a task, all these counters are eliminated.

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  Stop a task

  Stops the task corresponding to the indicated number.

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  Reactivate a task

  Reactivate the task corresponding to the indicated number.

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  Call Webhook Task synchronously

  Run a Webhook task synchronously.
  
  

  • You can send to the Webhook all the tags that the calling task contains.
  • You can send a JSON string where each key/value will be converted into tags that the Webhook will receive.
  • You can send a list of objects in JSON format, in which case the indicated Webhook will be executed once for each element of the list, receiving as tags each key/value that the list object contains.
  • You can specify a list of specific tags and values ​​to send to the Webhook.

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  Call Webhook Task asynchronously

  Run a Webhook task asynchronously.
  
  

  • You can send to the Webhook all the tags that the calling task contains.
  • You can send a JSON string where each key/value will be converted into tags that the Webhook will receive.
  • You can send a list of objects in JSON format, in which case the indicated Webhook will be executed once for each element of the list, receiving as tags each key/value that the list object contains.
  • You can specify a list of specific tags and values ​​to send to the Webhook.

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  Wait some time until a date before continuing

  Pause the task the moment this operation is used. When the indicated date arrives, it will continue with the execution of the task.

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  Get task status

  Allows knowing if the task is active or not at the time of execution.

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  Change next execution date to a task

  Sets a new date for the execution of a task, being able to choose between a date or a specific timestamp.

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  Rename task vars

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  Reactivate a group of tasks

  Reactivate all tasks belonging to a directory.

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  Create a new task

  Create a new task from a sequence of steps using the Botize JSON format.

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  Stop a group of tasks

  Stops all tasks belonging to a directory.

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  Get most frequent error

  Examine your automated tasks and return the type of error that may be occurring most frequently.