SeeShell Scripting API
Control SeeShell from any scripting language
Great news: SeeShell is nowUI.Vision Open-Source RPA Software with Desktop Automation
We have merged the SeeShell and Kantu products into our new RPA software. The new formular is: Kantu (old) + SeeShell (old) = UI.Vision RPA (new).
All SeeShell PRO and Enterprise users received a free cross-upgrade to the corresponding UI.Vision RPA Editions. If you did not receive the emails for any reason, please contact us.
If you prefer to continue to use SeeShell for now, no worries. Tech support and documentation for SeeShell is still available until 2021.
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SeeShell includes an API to control the SeeShell desktop automation and the SeeShell Browser. With this powerful interface you can control SeeShell with any Windows programming language that supports the use of COM objects. Almost all Windows programming languages support this technology, including the free Windows Scripting Host, Visual Basic .NET, C#, Java, Perl, Python, C++, ASP, PHP, and ASP.NET. For example, you can create conditional scripts that can do anything.
With the SeeShell API, it’s easy to write scripts (in a scripting language of your choice) that allow you to:
Automate more complex workflows
- - Incorporate if/else statements in your scripts to make decisions
- - Perform multi-loop actions
- - Parse data in your scripts to perform string manipulation
- - Write scripts that incorporate many variables
- - Make complex calculations in your scripts
- - Display GUI elements such as a dialog box and ask for user input
- - Handle error conditions, enabling you to write complex scripts
Connect with other software and data sources
SeeShell API is the API for websites - and desktop applications - that do not have an API.
It allows you to integrate the input and output to and from websites
directly into your app and workflow.
- - Communicate with other applications (e.g. Excel)
- - Integrate with other tools/programs (e.g. web testing suites, web server scripts, email servers, custom applications)
- - Call another macro to perform an action
- - Easily integrate data from external sources like databases
- - Write scripts that can save data to a database
API Resources
- - How to create IF THEN ELSE statements with SeeShell?.
- - Technical summary (SeeShell docs)
- - API Command Reference (SeeShell docs)
- - And of course there is a command line .