Set up and connect Automation Co-Pilot using Chrome extension

Set up and connect to Automation Co-Pilot using Chrome extension.

Prerequisites

Ensure that you meet all the prerequisites. Automation Co-Pilot using Chrome extension
Have your Service Account Token accessible to enter in setup. Create a service account for Automation Co-Pilot using Chrome extension
Note: This token is an API key generated in the Control Room, from Settings.

Automation Co-Pilot using Chrome extension requires setup and connection of your system. Perform the following steps to complete the setup illustrated in the following diagram.
Architecture of Automation Co-Pilot (extensions) system.

Architecture of Automation Co-Pilot (extensions) system.

The following video shows the setup process.

<span>Video demonstrates the setup process.</span>

Procedure

To open the extensions setup in a new tab with context about the AAI tenant click Connect Accounts.

Note: Your Control Room URL and Partner ID will be automatically filled as part of the setup.
Select your Google or Microsoft account to begin the process of deploying and connecting Automation Co-Pilot using Chrome extension to your Control Room.
Enter a Name for the new Automation Co-Pilot using Chrome extension Tenant that will be connected to your Control Room, for example, Production.
In the Control Room settings:
1. Enter the Username of the Service Account that you created previously.
2. Enter the Service Account API Key to use for server-to-server communication.
Select Connect.
You are now connected to Automation Co-Pilot using Chrome extension, and you can assign developed content.

Next steps

Develop a widget for Automation Co-Pilot using Chrome extension

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Set up and connect Automation Co-Pilot using Chrome extension