- UiPath Assistant
- Installing UiPath Assistant
- Configuring UiPath Assistant
- Assistant on MacOS
- UiPath Assistant on Mac
- Picture in picture
- Configuring attended automations
- Widgets in Assistant
Assistant User Guide
UiPath Assistant on Mac
The UiPath Assistant is available on macOS and allows users to access, manage, or run cross-platform automations, and connect the Robot to Orchestrator.
x64
or arm64
version.
Installation steps:
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Download the DMG file from the Featured Download section in the Automation Cloud Resource Center.
- Download for Intel Macs - x64
- Download for Apple Silicon
- Double-click the DMG file to make its content available.
- Drag the application from the DMG window into the Applications directory to install it.
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Wait for the copy process to finish.
There are two ways of connecting the Robot and UiPath Assistant to Orchestrator:
When run on MacOS, processes that use web automations in browsers require the Google Chrome Extension to work.
When the Assistant is launched for the first time, if the extension is not detected, a prompt is displayed on the Assistant home page to install it. Additionally, you can add the extension from the UiPath extensions section of the Preferences menu in the Assistant.
Once the installation is complete, the browser must be restarted and the extension enabled manually.
When designing a process for MacOS in Studio, the testing is done using Remote Debugging and connecting to the specific MacOS machine.
combined.logs
file from the /Users/john.doe/Library/Application Support/UiPath/
folder.
These logs contain all actions done by the user in the Assistant and any errors. Other specific Assistant files can be found in that folder as well.
Known Issues and Limitations
When using the Assistant on MacOS, the following features are not available:
- Picture In Picture.
- Sending Processes to desktop.
- Task Capture Launcher.
- RobotJS is not compatible with Safari browser.