PROCESIO v1.0.2

You can use an API key to access PROCESIO API to perform a wide range of authenticated operations. You can run a process, add, update, delete processes & access process related resources directly through the API. 

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The PROCESIO SDK makes it easier to interact with the PROCESIO API from your application. Depending on the technology you are using we provided two ways for accessing your processes:

1. PROCESIO SDK built with TypeScript 
2. PROCESIO SDK built with C#

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Delay Action

Delay action suspends the execution of the process before continuing with the execution of the next action. 

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Map Process Data

Use Map Process Data action to assign (map) value to a process variable.

You can use Map Process Data to either give values to your process variable or to change the value of the process variable.

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Numerical Actions

The Numerical Action folder contains actions that can be used while working with numbers. Operators such as Add, Subtract, Divide, Modulo operations are included in this folder.

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String Actions

The Strings Action folder contains actions that can be used while working with strings Actions such as:StringTrim, String To Upper, String Starts With, String Join, String NullOrEmpty are included in this folder.

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List Actions

The Lists Action folder contains actions that can be used while working with lists. Actions such as: List Add, List Contains, List remove, List Sort are included in this folder.

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Date Time Actions

The DateTime folder contains actions that can be used while working with dates. Actions such as: Week Number, Today, Is Weekend can be found in this folder:

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Converters action

The Converters folder contains actions that can be used while working with data that needs to converted.

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