Working with the Process Automation Server

The Process Automation Server (PAS) runs processes created in Interaction Process Automation Designer. It uses a Microsoft SQL Server database to store and retrieve data about processes, and can use any ODBC-compliant database to store and retrieve data used by processes.

• IPA Process Automation Server Version 2
• Disk Space and Memory Requirements
• Changes in Process Automation Server Version 2
• Upgrade to Process Automation Server Version 2