The centralised hub for all Liberty Create applications, with the ability to control their respective infrastructure, settings and access all in one place.
Here at the release notes, you will be able to view very-high level information, and what has been newly introduced, changed or removed.
A place where you will be able to learn how to create and maintain Liberty Create applications with ease and efficiency.
Our release notes contain some new and very exciting features and improvements.
Whether you are an agent, a supervisor or an administrator, help has been designed to provide you with a step by step guide to getting the most out of Converse.
An AI-powered automation tool, with the ability to schedule, create and execute jobs remotely. Designed and created to automate processes that are repetitive, and were previously performed by people.
Providing you with an overview of the new features and activities introduced, to help you get the most out of the Liberty RPA platform.
Our omnichannel messaging, webchat and AI-powered chatbot solution that lets you communicate with your customers over their channel of choice.
Whether you are a manager, an appointment booking clerk or part of a clinic administration team, this help facility has been designed to provide you with a step by step guide.
News about Liberty product development, new developer resources.
Here is where you will find announcements of new releases across the Liberty product family.
For Local Government customers to put forward ideas and collaborate over Liberty Create CH modules and processes.
A general discussion around areas of the Framework and associated modules.
Post here for Liberty Create advice and questions.
If you need any help with configuration or administration of Liberty Converse, here is where you can get it.
For help with Liberty RPA (Robotic Process Automation) process building, post a question here.
Upgrade Automagica Flows from 2020 or before via a Python script
Example Flow for upgrading from an old version of Automagica (2020 or before) by running a Python script (.py file) directly rather than a Flow (.rpa file)