@Karan Bakshi​ - You would use input and output type variables for passing parameters from one bot to another. For example - if you want to pass variables from Bot A to Bot B, you will need to create variables with input type.

For more information -

https://docs.automationanywhere.com/bundle/enterprise-v2019/page/enterprise-cloud/topics/aae-client/bot-creator/commands/example-cloud-dictionary.html/p>

HI @Karan Bakshi​ ,

Adding to the above, if you want to pass the output from Bot A to Bot B you will mark the respective variables as Output while creating them or by editing it.

Hi @Karan Bakshi​ ,

Checkout below tutorial to understand the analogy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5iCpFwFSlU/p>

So if B is the child bot, and it has to receive the output from the parent bot A, only the variable in bot B will be marked as output right? The variable in A which is holding the output value, should that be marked output as well ?

Hi @Karan Bakshi​ ,

IN Bot B you should select the variable as Input because the value of child bot is expecting from Bot A.