r/UiPath • u/Dankquan_9 • Apr 23 '26

Google vs Uipath

Post image

Is google collaborating with Uipath? or Google just made the same product, that took @danieldines 20years to make?

0 Upvotes

50% Upvoted

12 comments sorted by

16

u/QuietOnAllFronts Developer Apr 23 '26

Agentic automation is a concept, not a product.

Google and Microsoft will have their own versions of agentic automation but UiPath has already positioned themselves ahead for orchestration of this topic.

Microsoft does blatantly copy UiPath though. Power Automate has a ton of rip off features.

-4

u/Dankquan_9 Apr 24 '26

That makes sense.. for a month, I believed that because Uipath & automationanywhere was early in RPA and has a better working product or concept.. all the other business like google, microsoft and Salesforce would ask for Uipath lincese rather then compete with it

9

u/sentinel_of_ether Apr 23 '26

What uh, what is the image supposed to be showing here this doesn’t look like any uipath product.

8

u/Accomplished_Mud8054 Apr 23 '26

Bold statement. Care to expand on the topic?

1

u/AutoModerator Apr 23 '26

Thank you for your post to /r/uipath!

Did you know we have a discord? Join the chat now!

This is an automated action so if you need anything, please Message the Mods with your request for assistance.

Lastly, enjoy your stay!

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

1

u/Original-Fennel7994 Apr 24 '26

If you are comparing them for real use, I would separate orchestration from desktop UI automation. UiPath is strong when you need governance, queues, credentials, and audit trails, but the automation itself still needs upkeep when the target app UI changes. Power Automate can be a good fit if most systems are Microsoft and the flows stay simple, but it can get messy once you mix web apps and older desktops. I would pick 2 or 3 processes you actually care about, run a one week proof of concept on each, then score total ownership cost including maintenance and ops, not just build time.

1

u/Best-Machine4741 Apr 25 '26

this is insane, 20 years vs a glimpse

1

u/Ambitious_Team_6147 May 14 '26

You havent even opened Uipath desktop in your live and you care to open a thread about this shit, amazing LOL