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  • February 12, 2026
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I have one bot which first display an interactive form after submitting data into that another interactive form appears and after submitting data on that the data stores in queue. I want to achieve through AARI process composer,I have added bot in the process called my bot there the first form is opening after running but after submitting that form second form is not showing as desired in the bot rather the process is getting completed how to achieve this

 

Best answer by Aaron.Gleason

​@soumyadeep_c You can read the values from a checkbox within your Task Bot. You just can’t set the values from the output of a Task Bot at this time without using the Interactive Forms package.

The Dictionary keys are “Checkbox0_0”, “Checkbox0_1”, etc., for those checkboxes in your checkbox group. They are not the names of your checkboxes. 

One way to determine this is to create a temporary Task Bot that has an input value for the checkbox group, then looping through the keys in a Dictionary variable and displaying them using a Message Box. This will allow you to see the key values being received. You can also display the Dictionary value for the key (e.g., true/false) that way too, remembering to cast your variable as a string.

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    Aaron.Gleason
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    • Aaron.Gleason
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    • February 12, 2026

    ​@soumyadeep_c We will need a picture of your flow to answer your question.

    Generally, I would expect to see the Start with a form associated with it, a Task Bot or API Task, followed by another Form block.

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      • soumyadeep_c
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      • February 12, 2026

      ​@soumyadeep_c We will need a picture of your flow to answer your question.

      Generally, I would expect to see the Start with a form associated with it, a Task Bot or API Task, followed by another Form block.

      NOW I am having another issue ,in my task bot there are input variables where the inputs are coming from the form ,the text area datas from the form parsing correctly at the task bot input variables but in my second form there are certain group of checkboxes which's value (Boolean type whether that is checked in the form or not) not getting correctly passed at the task bot Boolean inputs. For checkbox input I am configuring it with dictionary and key ,I am attaching my details below kindly tell me where is the error...my key name is correct (it's a checkbox name)...I have also tried changing the variable type as input but it's not working 

       

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      • Aaron.Gleason
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      • February 12, 2026

      ​@soumyadeep_c Correct. At this time, you will have to use a Task Bot and the Interactive Forms package actions to make this happen. The form elements that can receive values and display accordingly at this time in Process Composer are Text Box and Text Area. If you need this functionality in the Process Composer, I would recommend sending an email to support@automationanywhere.com to emphasize this functionality needs to be made operational as soon as possible.

      By the way, the checkbox names are typically “Checkbox0_0” for the first, “Checkbox0_1” for the second, etc., regardless of their labels.

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      • soumyadeep_c
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      • February 17, 2026

      Please suggest me some alternative solution for this

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      • soumyadeep_c
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      • February 17, 2026

      ​@soumyadeep_c Correct. At this time, you will have to use a Task Bot and the Interactive Forms package actions to make this happen. The form elements that can receive values and display accordingly at this time in Process Composer are Text Box and Text Area. If you need this functionality in the Process Composer, I would recommend sending an email to support@automationanywhere.com to emphasize this functionality needs to be made operational as soon as possible.

      By the way, the checkbox names are typically “Checkbox0_0” for the first, “Checkbox0_1” for the second, etc., regardless of their labels.

      Please suggest me some alternative solution for this 

      Aaron.Gleason
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      • Aaron.Gleason
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      • February 17, 2026

      ​@soumyadeep_c You can read the values from a checkbox within your Task Bot. You just can’t set the values from the output of a Task Bot at this time without using the Interactive Forms package.

      The Dictionary keys are “Checkbox0_0”, “Checkbox0_1”, etc., for those checkboxes in your checkbox group. They are not the names of your checkboxes. 

      One way to determine this is to create a temporary Task Bot that has an input value for the checkbox group, then looping through the keys in a Dictionary variable and displaying them using a Message Box. This will allow you to see the key values being received. You can also display the Dictionary value for the key (e.g., true/false) that way too, remembering to cast your variable as a string.

        Shreya.Kumar
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        • Shreya.Kumar
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        • February 18, 2026

        ​@soumyadeep_c were you able to give the solution Aaron suggested a shot?

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