RPA Support

🌟  Stay Ahead in RPA with UiPath  🌟 Q1. What is UiPath Orchestrator and why is it critical in enterprise automation? A: UiPath Orchestrator is a centralized web-based platform that manages, monitors, and schedules robots across environments. It enables secure handling of credentials, assets, and queues, ensuring scalability and reliability. Orchestrator provides detailed analytics and logs, which are essential for troubleshooting and performance optimization. It acts as the backbone for orchestrating complex automation processes in large enterprises. Q2. Explain the architecture of UiPath Orchestrator. A: Orchestrator has a three-tier architecture: Web Application, Database, and Robot/Service layer. The Web Application manages user access, schedules, and queues. The Database stores transaction logs, assets, and audit trails. Robots communicate with Orchestrator via the Robot Service, executing processes while reporting back status and logs. This architecture supports s...

1. Basic Concepts (10 Q&A) Q1. What is RPA and how does UiPath use it? A: RPA automates repetitive tasks without human intervention. UiPath provides Studio for design, Robots for execution, and Orchestrator for management. It reduces errors, saves time, and improves operational efficiency. Q2. What are the main components of UiPath? A: Studio, Robot, and Orchestrator are core components. Studio designs workflows, Robot executes them, and Orchestrator schedules, monitors, and manages bots. They enable end-to-end automation solutions. Q3. Difference between Attended and Unattended Robots? A: Attended robots need human triggers and assist front-office tasks. Unattended robots run independently for back-office operations. Licensing, scheduling, and monitoring differ between them. Q4. What is a Selector? A: A selector is an XML fragment identifying UI elements. It uses attributes like ID, name, or class. Accurate selectors are crucial for stable automation and avoiding runt...

📌 Introduction In the ever-evolving world of enterprise applications, even small UI changes can bring critical automations to a standstill. This was exactly the challenge we faced with our MES (Manufacturing Execution System) interface when a routine front-end update disrupted our inventory workflow. Manual fixes weren’t scalable, and we needed a smarter way to ensure automation continuity. That’s where UiPath’s Healing Agent stepped in — acting as a silent guardian, intelligently recovering from UI selector breaks without human intervention. In this blog, we’ll walk through a real-world use case where we implemented Healing Agent in a complex MES automation — highlighting its role, implementation strategy, and business impact. 🏭 Use Case Background: MES-Based Inventory Template Automation Our internal MES system includes several tightly coupled modules — one of them being Part SMH Master , used for managing stock and design part updates. Previously, a UiPath robot automated...

UiPath Exception Types & Descriptions 1. BusinessRuleException Description : Thrown when a business rule or condition is violated during execution. Commonly used to indicate expected errors that need special handling without breaking the automation. Typically used in workflows with custom rules. 2. SystemException Description : Represents system-level errors, including issues with resources or operating system failures. Typically causes a workflow to terminate unexpectedly. Occurs in scenarios like memory issues or unavailable resources. 3. ApplicationException Description : Thrown when an error occurs due to application logic, such as invalid user inputs or incorrect system interactions. Can be custom-defined to reflect specific errors. Helps handle errors that don’t fall into the system-level exceptions. 4. NullReferenceException Description : Occurs when trying to access a null object or variable. One of the most common errors when dealing wit...

🧠 UiPath Concepts (1–10) 1. What is a Sequence in UiPath? Executes steps one after another in order. Ideal for simple, linear tasks. Helps keep workflows short and easy to read. 2. What is a Flowchart used for? Allows branching based on decisions. Better for complex processes. Makes logic flow easy to visualize. 3. What is a State Machine? Contains states and transitions between them. Useful for long-running, rule-based workflows. Adapts based on events or triggers. 4. Difference between Dispatcher and Performer? Dispatcher adds items to the Orchestrator Queue. Performer processes items from the Queue. Supports distributed and scalable automation. 5. Why use Arguments instead of Variables? Arguments help pass data between workflows. Support direction types: In, Out, In/Out. Improve workflow modularity and reuse. 6. What is an Orchestrator Queue? Holds transaction items for robots to process. Enables parallel and asynchronous proce...