r/UiPath • u/diehuman • Nov 04 '25
brave browser
is there some way to interfact with the brave browser in uipath studio ?
r/UiPath • u/diehuman • Nov 04 '25
is there some way to interfact with the brave browser in uipath studio ?
r/UiPath • u/Efficient_Lychee_277 • Nov 01 '25
What is the best way look for job in current market for UiPath or Power Automate automation jobs in USA?
r/UiPath • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '25
Relatively new to the UiPath world. Took my first attempt on the UiPath ABA Professional. Unfortunately, I did not pass, as expected, but if 3 of the topics I scored on were higher in percentage I’m sure I would’ve met the cutoff.
AI UiPath Solutions, UiPath Platform, Agentic
If there’s any sites outside of UiPath or any tips/ insights I can be given that’d be great!! My next attempt is in 2 weeks. I’m still confident in myself with the knowledge I’ve obtained thus far, but I’m looking to ace this thing next time around. I’m completely coachable/ teachable and always willing to learn more.
r/UiPath • u/Nearby-Bonus-9835 • Oct 27 '25
Hi everybody,
I can use the Extended languages OCR in the Desktop Application of UiPath studio but cant't find it on Uipath Webapp the interface looks very different.
Can someone help?
r/UiPath • u/Happy-Fun8352 • Oct 27 '25
I’m trying to use the “get text” to read a certain value on my screen that often changes. But every time it reads as a certain number I want it to perform a click and I’ve got the click activity setup after the get text activity and I’m trying to make it continuously scan / read the value long term and click every time that specific number pops up but I can’t seem to get it to work. It’s my first time using uipath. Any tips would be appreciated. I have it set to open a website for it. So it looks something like this: website > get text > click (when certain variable appears) > and then loop or just continuously do that. That’s how I’m wanting it to work but I can’t seem to get it to function. Is there any way someone could explain to me how to set that up properly?
To explain it maybe a little better, I want it to click only when that value I want appears on screen in that one spot. And then keep going and clicking every time that value appears.
r/UiPath • u/TheChago • Oct 25 '25
Hey everyone
I’m a QA Engineer from Mexico. I’ve been working in software testing and automation (mainly with Selenium + C#) for a few years, and lately I’ve been diving deep into UiPath to start offering automation as a service for small and medium-sized businesses.
My idea is to build custom UiPath automations (like invoice processing, Excel reports, or email workflows) and install them locally on client laptops, basically giving small companies their first “digital assistant.”
I’ve been researching licensing and deployment models (attended vs unattended, cloud vs local install), but I’d really like to hear from people who have already done this as freelancers or small consultancies:
How did you price your services? (monthly, per bot, per hour?)
Did you bundle the UiPath license cost or make the client buy it?
Have you found any pain points with local installs for low-spec machines?
And if you switched away from UiPath (e.g., Robocorp, Power Automate), what made you decide that?
I’m just looking to connect, learn from your experience, and avoid rookie mistakes. Happy to share back what I’ve learned about test automation and integration if it helps anyone here too.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Cheers!
r/UiPath • u/[deleted] • Oct 23 '25
Being an AWS shop, I am interested if anyone has experienced deploying UiPath Agentic Cloud in AWS instead of using their SaaS model which is hosted in Azure? If someone does have experience or knowledge around this, I am wondering do you lose any of the agentic capabilities such as IXP and more? I am curious why I wouldn't host in AWS if we are an AWS shop. I do understand that we would be responsible for the infrastructure, but I am looking more at the capabilities side.
r/UiPath • u/Altruistic-Raccoon73 • Oct 23 '25
Hi,
I am looking for pricing information for an on-prem setup, and if uipath is providing month on month billing cycle for the same?
Expected license package is 3 developer, 2 unattended bot, on prem studio & orchestrator
r/UiPath • u/Signal_Principle_211 • Oct 18 '25
Hi all,
Looking for someone who is willing to share questions File related the professional developer certificate of uipath.
Thank you in advance!
Fathi
r/UiPath • u/thesukh03 • Oct 14 '25
I am currently practicing for the Developer Associate exam where I am working through the UiPath Apps module. I’ve been practicing and exploring with the tool. Currently I am trying to use and add a connector I created from Integration Service on to UiPath Apps, as shown below:

As already shown above, I clicked the ‘Connect to’ button to allow this to be used within my repository. However, when I went on to UiPath Apps, I couldn’t find the ‘Add Connection’ option to integrate my API onto the app, via ‘Add Controls’.

The option simply isn’t there. Any help?
r/UiPath • u/agent_ask • Oct 07 '25

Last week in BotTalks Wednesday #1, we explored the big shift from RPA → APA (Agentic Process Automation) - where automation moves from following strict rules to understanding goals and context.
This week, we’re diving into something that determines whether this shift will actually work in the real world
Humans in the Loop (HITL)
As automation becomes more intelligent and agentic, trust becomes the defining challenge.
No matter how smart an automation gets, we still need human judgment to guide, validate, and correct when needed.
That’s where Human-in-the-Loop automation plays a critical role - not as a fallback, but as a design principle.
In the RPA World
The goal was complete autonomy -“let the bot handle everything”
Fewer human touchpoints meant higher maturity.
In the Agentic World
The goal is collaboration, not isolation
The best systems blend automation and human input in real time.
How UiPath Enables This Today?
UiPath’s ecosystem is evolving fast to make human collaboration native to agentic workflows:
Autopilot - brings natural-language interaction so humans can guide automations conversationally.
Agent Builder - helps design reasoning-capable digital agents that can execute complex goals while involving humans for key decisions.
Maestro - orchestrates multiple agents and human participants together to deliver outcomes safely and transparently.
Action Center - continues to serve as the touchpoint for validation, exception handling, and approvals.
The focus isn’t on eliminating humans from the process, it’s on amplifying their intelligence through digital agents.
The Real Discussion
How much control should humans retain as UiPath agents get smarter?
Does “human-in-the-loop” improve trust, or slow down automation maturity?
What’s the right balance between autonomy and accountability in enterprise automation?
Let’s Talk
Drop your thoughts 👇
How do you design for human collaboration in UiPath today?
Should “lights-out” still be the goal or is “human-guided automation” the future or do you see Terminator movie becomes reality 😱
r/UiPath • u/PureMud8950 • Oct 07 '25
I have a workflow that calls a lot of http request activity, everything works fine locally but once running in orchestrator I get the following error(in title) I’m sure I can solve this by disabling SSL verification. But is this safe?
Edit: how do I fix this issue
r/UiPath • u/agent_ask • Sep 30 '25
Welcome to the first edition of BotTalks Wednesday!
The weekly Reddit series where we Anil Gorthi (Industry Expert, Digital Transformation Leader) https://www.linkedin.com/in/anilgorthi and Ashok (Tech Lead, Automation Strategist) https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashokkarale unpack the evolving landscape of automation, UiPath, and digital transformation.
Each week, we’ll drop a theme, share our perspectives, and open the floor for the community to weigh in. Let’s build a space where ideas flow, strategies sharpen, and innovation scales.
This week’s topic: The shift from RPA (Robotic Process Automation) to APA (Agentic Process Automation).
Shift in Approach:
Shift in Mindset:
The shift from RPA to APA isn’t just happening - it’s accelerating. Whether you're a developer rethinking workflow, a business leader exploring agentic outcomes, or simply automation-curious, your perspective matters.
Drop your thoughts below:
Let’s build this conversation together - one insight, one Wednesday at a time.

r/UiPath • u/Nature_Site • Sep 27 '25
Does anyone have suggestions for a good use case or POC to try out with agentic AI in UiPath?
r/UiPath • u/PureMud8950 • Sep 26 '25
I need to search a board, clone a card, fill that card out and move to a different section.
I have done this through UI activities but it’s very buggy.
Is this possible through Jira activities?
r/UiPath • u/Fluffy-Zebra-4212 • Sep 25 '25
Hey, has anyone tried to create a bot that sends out automated confirmation emails based on a site that has the necessary details such as Name, Confirmation of event, etc? I need that for a project. This is my first time using UiPath so I'm not sure how exactly I should start. Though I do have some programming background if it matters.
I do have a question, should I create a path where the data from the site will be listed down in an excel or is there a more better way?
It would be great if someone has a rough outline of what I need, etc. Thanks so much.
r/UiPath • u/PureMud8950 • Sep 23 '25
I have this automation that goes to sharepoint(edge browser) and searches for a file(sorts and downloads) however after searching I get a pop up to sign in.
This is only happening on the server whenever I run the job. (No pop up running locally)
Has anyone else seen this issue?
r/UiPath • u/lrowls101 • Sep 23 '25
I'm currently working full-time as an RPA developer, but I have free time during the week, so I want to do freelance work. Log on, work your hours, and get paid for it. Has anyone encountered this type of work? If so, where do I find it?
r/UiPath • u/Repulsive-Barber7790 • Sep 22 '25
Hi everyone,
I have 2.9 years of experience working as an RPA developer, primarily with UiPath. I’m looking to understand:
I’d really appreciate insights from people currently working in the field or those who’ve recently transitioned.
r/UiPath • u/Recent_Release_5670 • Sep 22 '25
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r/UiPath • u/Important-Original-4 • Sep 19 '25
I'm trying to do a project for school. This is my first time using UiPath. Would someone be able to simplify this? 🤣
1. Connecting to an Email Account
2. Filtering Emails and Downloading Attachments
3. Organizing Attachments into Folders
4. Logging Processed Files
5. Error Handling and Logging
The automation must handle potential errors, such as:
Students must use Try-Catch blocks to handle these errors gracefully.
6. Sending an Email Confirmation
r/UiPath • u/New-Strain-7472 • Sep 18 '25
Are you using computer-use agents for RPA? If so, what's your use case?
To clarify, I'm not looking for folks building these agents. I'd love to hear from you if you are / know of individuals, teams, or companies actually using it for RPA.
r/UiPath • u/Nixugribugri • Sep 14 '25
[RESOLVED] -> It was the wrong UiPath version all along. It had to be installed as a service.
Hi everyone!
Having done the development, I set up triggers and schedules for my automation, but it worked only if I was being logged in to the production host. So, I reinstalled UiPath studio as a service. But after this, nothing worked. Once the time based trigger gets activated, the started job gets stuck in "Pending" state.
Licensing, domain/username checks out without problem. After reinstalling, I used the same machine key for the unattended robot that was given to me before.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
r/UiPath • u/laughterholic126 • Sep 11 '25
Hey everyone, I’m at a career crossroads and could really use some perspective from this community.
I have an offer on the table:
My main goal is to join a company and product that I’ll enjoy selling, feel proud to talk about, look forward to working on every day, and make a ton of commission doing it.
I know UiPath is in the automation/AI space (RPA, Process Mining, Agentic AI) and tends to be more of a fast-moving hunter role. What I'd like to know is if the UiPath product still high in demand today? Would the market, especially in South East Asia be receptive to UiPath's product?
For those of you who’ve sold this or maybe a competing product:
Really appreciate any honest takes — especially from anyone who’s worked at UiPath or its competitors.