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| Sign-in isn't required because the automation assumes that the system is already signed in. | Windows Sign-in is automated with predefined user credentials |
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You can use a combination of attended and unattended automation in your
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solution. However, keep in mind that because attended requires an opened
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session and unattended requires the opposite (no session for the user)
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**it is not recommended to mix attended and unattended on a same
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machine or machine group**.
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solution. However, since attended requires an active session and unattended
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requires users to be signed out or have a disconnected session, **it is not
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recommended to mix attended and unattended on a same machine or machine group**.
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In the expense report example, the approval process can be automated with
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unattended automation. The cash reimbursement process might be better suited to attended
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