Blue Prism Associate Developer (ASDEV01) Certification Sample Questions

01. How can you identify process errors in Blue Prism Control Room?
a) By ignoring all error messages
b) By checking the error logs and reports
c) By restarting the server
d) By deleting the process

02. Which Application Modeller element is used to identify a button in an application?
a) Control
b) Region
c) HTML
d) Java

03. Work queues are used to manage ____________ in Blue Prism.
a) Users
b) Processes
c) Robots
d) Work items

04. In Blue Prism Control Room, what is the purpose of configuring schedules for processes?
a) To run processes only once
b) To define when and how often processes should run
c) To automate process deployment
d) To manage user roles

05. What is one common use case for using MS Excel in Blue Prism?
a) Running calculations
b) Managing work queues
c) Storing login credentials
d) Automating data entry tasks

06. When should you consider reusing existing objects in Blue Prism?
(Choose two)
a) When creating a new automation project
b) When building complex logic
c) When similar functionality exists in multiple processes
d) Never, always create new objects

07. What is the primary purpose of a Blue Prism object?
a) To provide a visual representation of a process
b) To manage data and perform operations
c) To execute SQL queries
d) To generate reports

08. When creating standard action types in Blue Prism, which of the following is essential for best design standards?
a) Ensuring actions are reusable and well-structured
b) Keeping actions lengthy and complex
c) Avoiding documentation
d) Using a non-descriptive naming convention

09. In Blue Prism, what is the recommended best practice for managing login credentials in Credential Manager?
a) Storing credentials in plain text
b) Avoiding the use of Credential Manager
c) Using encryption and secure storage for credentials
d) Sharing credentials in public forums

10. Which type of loop in Blue Prism is used when you want to repeat a set of actions a specific number of times?
a) For loop
b) For Each loop
c) Do While loop
d) While loop