Proton Cloud Documentation

Proton is a management and orchestration tool designed for software quality assurance (QA) and robotic process automation (RPA). It provides a centralized structure to manage automations, store execution data and results, and offer a portal for visibility and control over automation demands.

Proton, developed by Atomic Solutions, is a cloud-based tool designed to orchestrate and manage automated tests. Unlike traditional automation tools that focus primarily on script execution, Proton specifically addresses the challenge of test data management, providing capabilities to organize and maintain input data and output results to reduce the time spent on test maintenance.

Proton Client is a cross-platform application compatible with Windows, Linux, and MacOS. It can be deployed on physical machines, virtual machines, or on-demand servers (such as AWS and Azure). The client enables a machine to communicate with Proton services, ensuring the execution of automated scenarios and the collection of information from triggered flows.

Proton Client is a multiplatform application compatible with Windows, Linux, and macOS. It can be deployed on physical machines, virtual machines, or on-demand servers (such as AWS and Azure). Its primary purpose is to establish communication between the host machine and Proton services to execute automated scenarios and collect data from triggered flows.

Proton, developed by Atomic Solutions, is a cloud-based tool designed to orchestrate and manage automated tests. Unlike traditional automation tools that focus primarily on script execution, Proton specifically addresses the challenges of test data management by providing a system for organizing and maintaining input data and output results to ensure precise testing.

Proton Client is a multiplatform application compatible with Windows, Linux, and macOS. It can be installed on physical machines, virtual machines, or on-demand servers (such as AWS and Azure). Its primary purpose is to establish communication between the local machine and Proton services to ensure the execution of automated scenarios and the collection of data from triggered flows.

Proton is a management and orchestration tool designed for software quality assurance (QA) and robotic process automation (RPA). It provides a centralized portal to manage automations, store execution data and results, and ensure visibility and control over automation demands across a team or organization.

The Proton repository is a dedicated file storage area used to make resources available to instance users. It supports various file types, including data mass spreadsheets, knowledge bases, configuration files, and executables. Users can perform the following actions within the repository interface: upload files, view file names and extensions, track upload timestamps and the user who performed the upload, download files, and delete files.

The Proton repository is a dedicated file storage area used to provide resources to instance users. It supports various file types, including data mass spreadsheets, knowledge bases, configuration files, and executables. The repository interface allows users to upload files, view file metadata (name, extension, upload timestamp, and the user who performed the upload), download files, and delete files.

General Parameters are used to define common values shared across multiple automations, such as user credentials, payment information, or any recurring data used in test cases. By managing these values centrally, any update to a parameter is automatically reflected across all automations that reference it, eliminating the need for manual updates in individual automations.