On Completion — Launch Application
Launch an external application or script after a task completes, conditioned on the task outcome.
Start Application
- Start on condition that
- When to start the application. Choose one of the four On Completion conditions: Always / All previous steps successful / Any previous step produced an error / No files were processed.
- Application
- The full path to the application to launch. For .exe, .com, and .bat files, the application is executed directly. For other file types, the file is opened with the default associated application.
- Run in
- The working directory for the application. Must be a local or LAN folder path — FTP paths are not supported. If left blank, the application's own folder is used.
- Parameters
- Command-line arguments passed to the application. Multiple parameters are separated by semicolons (no spaces around the semicolons). Macro strings can be used to insert dynamic values.
- Timeout
- The maximum time (in seconds) to wait for the application to complete. Default is 180 seconds. Set to 0 to wait indefinitely.
- Wait until completion
- When enabled, the task waits for the application to finish before proceeding to the next step. When disabled, the application is launched and the task continues immediately.
Miscellaneous
- Display title
- A custom name shown in the Task Scenario instead of the default title.
- Enabled
- When disabled, this step is ignored during task execution.