Overview
Go Live AMS (GoAMS) is a complete platform for automating processes. Create automations in Python, Java, Excel and more, install the Runner on your desktop and manage everything from the web interface — schedules, monitoring, queues and assets.
Start automating in minutes
Sign up, install the Runner and run your first process.
Step 1. Create your account
Sign up on the platform with email and password or use SSO (Google/Microsoft). It's quick and free.
Step 2. Install the Runner
Download and install the Runner on your desktop. The Runner is the agent that will execute your processes locally.
Step 3. Create and schedule
Create your process in the panel, choose the Runner and set a schedule. Define frequency: daily, weekly or at specific times.
Step 4. Monitor results
Track executions in real-time: status, logs and generated files. Get alerts if something fails.
Create processes
A process is your automation — the task the Runner will execute. GoAMS supports several technologies so you can choose the best one for each scenario.
In the platform panel, go to Processes > New to create a process. Give it a name, choose the type (Python, Java, Excel or executable) and upload the file or code that will be executed.
Supported types: Python scripts (data processing, web automation, reports), Java flows (system integrations), Excel spreadsheets (macros and automated calculations) and custom executables.
Each process can be run individually or combined with others in a workflow — a chain of sequential actions that are executed in order.
Practical examples: report sent by email every Monday; data sync between systems; web form filling; spreadsheet processing with report generation.
💡 Tip
Start with a simple process that does one task well. Then explore schedules and workflows to combine multiple processes.
See also: Runner tutorial · Basic concepts
Install the Runner
The Runner is the desktop agent that executes your processes. Install it on any machine and connect it to the platform.
In the panel, go to Runners > Add Runner. Download the installer for your operating system (Windows, Mac or Linux) and follow the installation wizard.
After installing, open the Runner and enter the connection token generated in the platform panel. The Runner will connect automatically and appear as available.
You can install multiple Runners on different machines to run processes in parallel. Each Runner operates independently and pulls tasks assigned to it.
💡 Tip
Keep your Runner updated to ensure compatibility with the platform. Check for available updates in the Runner settings.
See also: Runner setup · Runner tutorial
Monitor and manage
The GoAMS panel centralizes visibility and control of all your process executions.
Track jobs in real-time: see the status of each execution (running, completed, failed), duration and result. Each job generates a detailed record.
View execution logs: access detailed logs of each process to identify what happened at each step. Filter by date, process or Runner.
Set up alerts: receive notifications when a job fails or when a Runner goes offline. Stay on top of your operation without needing to manually check.
Use queues to organize and prioritize executions. Queues allow you to control the order in which processes are executed and manage workload.
💡 Tip
Download reports and generated files (PDFs, CSVs, images) directly from the platform after each execution.
See also: Basic concepts
Grow your operation
GoAMS grows with your needs. Add more Runners and organize your processes to handle any volume.
Add more Runners: install the Runner on additional machines to execute more processes in parallel. There is no practical limit — add as many as needed.
Distribute workload: the platform distributes jobs among available Runners automatically. You can assign specific Runners to specific processes.
Use queues and assets: organize input data with queues and store shared resources (files, configurations) as assets accessible to any process.
Multi-tenant: for corporate accounts, each tenant (organization) has its own processes, Runners and isolated data, with separate permissions and environments.
💡 Tip
Start with one Runner and add more as your operation grows and you need parallel execution.
See also: Next steps · Basic concepts