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Welcome to the video section of our help & support pages. We've crafted video demos and tutorials to teach you to use the Automation Workshop tools and features. We'll keep adding more, so check back often.

Demo…

Get inspired by these Automation Workshop demo videos and find out how you can start automating Windows tasks today!

YouTube video · Monitor an FTP server & send file via email
Monitor an FTP server & send file via email
YouTube video · Watch folder & automatically email files
Watch folder & automatically email files
YouTube video · Synchronize SFTP server files & documents
Synchronize SFTP server files & documents

Subtitles…

You can enjoy multiple automation videos in many more languages and improve your viewing experience, by turning on subtitles in your preferred language. Click on the ⚙️ Settings icon in a bottom corner of the video, and select Subtitles/CC from the menu.

YouTube video · Select your language · Subtitles · English
YouTube video · Subtitles…

Video of the Day…

A daily video highlight—Automate an FTP transfer.

YouTube video · Automate an FTP transfer
Audio language: English.
Subtitles: English.
Length: 5:45

Tutorials…

Detailed step-by-step video guides that are easy to follow and right to-the-point. From the beginning to end, the steps for each video tutorial is laid out in a simple, easy-to-follow manner. Enjoy!

YouTube video · Email files after a 5-minute hold
Email files after a 5-minute hold
YouTube video · Detect 1 and email 3 files
Detect 1 and email 3 files
YouTube video · Auto-capture enclosed text
Auto-capture enclosed text
YouTube video · Auto-terminate Windows processes
Auto-terminate Windows processes
YouTube video · Windows service automation
Windows service automation
YouTube video · How to automate file sorting
How to automate file sorting
YouTube video · Automatically unzip files
Automatically unzip files
YouTube video · Automate SFTP uploads on Windows
Automate SFTP uploads on Windows
YouTube video · Automatic CPU pinning in Windows
Automatic CPU pinning in Windows
YouTube video · Auto-restart Windows services
Auto-restart Windows services
YouTube video · Automate an FTP transfer
Automate an FTP transfer
YouTube video · Automatically print PDF files
Automatically print PDF files
YouTube video · Automate file transfer on OneDrive
Automate file transfer on OneDrive
YouTube video · Advanced Task Scheduler
Advanced Task Scheduler
YouTube video · Ping server regularly
Ping server regularly
YouTube video · Automate file transfer in Windows
Automate file transfer in Windows
YouTube video · Delete old log files
Delete old log files
YouTube video · Advanced file renaming
Advanced file renaming
YouTube video · Auto email IP address
Auto email IP address
YouTube video · Zip files automatically
Zip files automatically
YouTube video · Create numbered folders using loops
Create numbered folders using loops

Shorts…

Short videos to quickly introduce and explain basic concepts of the Automation Workshop app. These videos usually cover one narrow topic.

YouTube video · Run As another user
Run As another user
YouTube video · Importing a Task
Importing a Task
YouTube video · Conditional logic using If…Else flow
Conditional logic using If…Else flow
YouTube video · Conditional branches using If File…Else logic
Conditional branches using If File…Else logic
YouTube video · Conditional flows using If Folder logic
Conditional flows using If Folder logic

The intuitive interface with Task creation and configuration Wizards will lead you through the Task design process without requiring scripting skills or preliminary training. It is easy to automate anything and anywhere with this no-code automation platform.

Universally available

Advanced job scheduler—Automation Workshop works flawlessly on all modern 32-bit and 64-bit Microsoft Windows versions: Windows 10 · Windows 11 · Server 2012 & 2012 R2 · Server 2016 · Server 2019 · Server 2022.

Older Windows versions (such as Windows 8 and Server 2008) are not "officially" supported but should still work remarkably well. The underlying architecture of Windows is evolving and our apps are crafted to be backward and forward compatible.