- Release Notes
- Overview
- Getting Started
- Marketplace Vendors
- Marketplace Customers
- Publishing Guidelines
- Publishing Guidelines for Ready-to-go Automations
- Publishing Guidelines for Solution Accelerators
- Publishing Guidelines for Integration Service Connectors
- Security & IP Protection
- Other UiPath Listings
- Node-RED
- Setup
- Teams
- Microsoft Teams Scope
- Create Team
- Create Team From Group
- Get Team
- Get Teams
- Channels
- Create Channel
- Delete Channel
- Get Channel
- Get Channels
- Update Channel
- Chats
- Get Chat
- Get Chats
- Get Chat Members
- Messages
- Get Message
- Get Messages
- Get Message Replies
- Reply To Message
- Send Message
- Events
- Create Event
- Delete Event
- Get Event
- Get Events
- Users
- Get User Presence
- How It Works
- Technical References
- Get Started
- About
- Setup
- Technical References
- Azure Form Recognizer Scope
- Activities
- Analyze Form
- Analyze Form Async
- Get Analyze Form Result
- Analyze Receipt
- Analyze Receipt Async
- Get Analyze Receipt Result
- Analyze Layout
- Analyze Layout Async
- Get Analyze Layout Result
- Train Model
- Get Models
- Get Model Keys
- Get Model Info
- Delete Model
- Connectors
- How to Create Activities
- Build Your Integration
How It Works
To enable the outbound automation between UiPath and Amazon Textract, the Amazon Textract activities establish an authenticated connection to your AWS resources via the Amazon Scope activity.
After your connection is established, you can add the other Amazon Textract activities to create new automation projects, or add them to existing projects.
This is where we need your help.
To establish an authenticated connection, the Amazon Textract activities need authorization from the AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) service.
To enable AWS IAM authorization, you create or use an existing IAM user and generate access keys (Access Key Id and Secret Access Key). When creating your IAM user, you assign the policies and permissions that specify the resources your Robot can access (e.g., AmazonTextractFullAccess).
After creating your IAM user and assigning your policies, you enter the Access Key Id and Secret Access Key in the Amazon Scope activity. When you run your automation project, the keys are used to sign the API requests being made by each of the activities.
