What is RSS?
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication (although other definitions are used) and is an easy way to stay informed of updates made to web sites of interest. To make use of RSS, you 'subscribe' to RSS information feeds contained on web pages and you will be notified when the content on these pages has been updated or changed.

The Automation Partnership web site provides RSS on a number of web pages so you may stay up to date on the latest information contained on them.
All you have to do is click the RSS logo when you see it on one of our web pages.

How do I use RSS?
You will either need a dedicated piece of software called an RSS Reader, sometimes known as an ‘aggregator’ or the latest web browser which may have RSS capabilities built-in.
How you subscribe will depend on the RSS Reader software you have chosen, but typically it will involve dragging the URL of the RSS feed into your RSS Reader, or cutting and pasting the URL of the RSS Feed you want into your RSS Reader.

A web browser with RSS capabilities will usually 'subscribe' you to an information feed automatically when you have clicked on an RSS logo.

For more detailed guidance on 'Subscribing' to RSS feeds will usually be found in your particular RSS News Reader's instructions or web browser Help screens.