Verifying Automation Anywhere services
- Updated: 2025/04/01
Verify the various Automation Anywhere specific services that are installed on the Control Room server.
Linux users: See Stop and start Control Room services on Linux.
Verify installed Windows services
From your Windows device:
- Select .
The specific path to Services can vary, depending on your specific Windows version.
- Scroll through the list to find the listed service name. Note the Status should show as running.
Control Room installed services
Verify that the following Windows services are installed by the Automation Anywhere Control Room installer.| Service name | Description |
|---|---|
| Automation Anywhere Bot Compiler Service | Stores all details about the bot compile service. Receives and processes Bot compilation requests for the Control Room. |
| Automation Anywhere Control Room Caching | Used for distributed cache storage. |
| Automation Anywhere Control Room IQ Bot Service | Used for Automation 360 IQ Bot. |
| Automation Anywhere Control Room Messaging | Allows Control Room services to communicate asynchronously. |
| Automation Anywhere Control Room Reverse Proxy | Receives all incoming HTTP and HTTPS requests for Automation Anywhere products and forwards to the correct service. |
| Automation Anywhere Control Room Robotic Interface Service | Is the Automation Co-Pilot for Business Users (Automation Co-Pilot) service used to create and orchestrate workflows between forms and bots. |
| Automation Anywhere Control Room Service | Receives and processes API requests for the Control Room. |
| Automation Anywhere Elastic Search Service | Stores all logs and related activities for
search functionality. For details about Elasticsearch, see Elastic Stack and Product Documentation. |
| Automation Anywhere Control Room Discovery Bot Service | Used for Discovery Bot. |
| Automation Anywhere Control Room Discovery Bot ML Service | Used to launch Discovery Bot
from Control Room. Note: If the Automation Anywhere Control Room Discovery Bot ML Service does not start during installation, you must update Windows Server 12 with the Microsoft patch. For more
details, see Update for
Universal C Runtime in Windows. |
| Automation Anywhere Control Room Storage Service | Used for uploading and
accessing files in Automation Co-Pilot and Document Automation. This service is used to manage the lifecycle
of the files that are uploaded to Control Room. Depending on the environment that the Automation 360 deployment is on, Automation Anywhere Control Room Storage Service is supported in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Google Cloud Platform, and Network File System (On-Premises). |
| Automation Anywhere Control Room Monitoring Service | Used to monitor the following:
Note: Automation Anywhere
Control Room Monitoring Service is applicable to Windows
Operating system and is only available with Automation Anywhere
On-Premises installation. For more information, see
Automation Anywhere Control Room Monitoring Service (A-People login required). From Automation 360 v.36, Control Room Monitoring
Service monitors data of various services which include:
|
- All the services can be configured either in the Local System or Domain account when the Control Room is installed in Custom mode. For a Control Room installed in Express mode, all the services are run in the Local System account.
- By default, the Automation Anywhere Control Room services restart automatically after a system reboot. You do not need a windows service start-up script to restart the services.
- We recommend you wait for two (2) minutes for the Automation Anywhere Control Room services to restart after a system reboot. If the services do not start automatically, you will see the Bad gateway error. You can restart the services manually in any sequence.
- Running Automation Workspace services is mandatory for using the Automation Workspace platform. However, running the Automation Co-Pilot, Discovery Bot, and IQ Bot services is optional for Automation Workspace platform.