April 2026

April 27, 2026

Tenant consumption enforcement

Org Admins and Tenant Administrators can now configure whether services stop consuming units when they reach the amount allocated to a specific tenant. Previously, services did not have aligned behavior on what happens when the tenant limit is reached — some would enforce it, while others would allow overconsumption at the tenant level, with no administrator control over this behavior.

The new configuration is available per tenant and per service on the Consumables tab of the Licensing section in the Admin Console. When enforcement is enabled for a service, consumption halts at 100% of the tenant's allocation. When disabled, consumption continues from the organization pool. Notifications are sent at 50%, 75%, and 90% consumption regardless of the enforcement setting.

For more information, see Tenant consumption enforcement and Configure tenant consumption enforcement.

Outbound IP range updates completed

The outbound IP range migration announced on October 15, 2025 is now complete for the following Automation Cloud services:

• Apps
• Automation Ops
• AI Trust Layer — Bring your own LLM capability
• Integration Service
• Test Manager

For these services, the IP ranges in the Deprecated Outbound IP ranges column of the Configuring the firewall for Automation Cloud page are no longer active. Only the ranges in the Current Outbound IP ranges column are now in use.

What you need to do: Remove the deprecated ranges from your firewall configuration.

Exception — Automation Cloud Portal: The outbound IP range transition for Automation Cloud Portal, specifically for outbound IP ranges used for Customer-Managed Keys (CMK), is still ongoing. Existing and upcoming outbound IP ranges will coexist until approximately June 2026. Ensure that both sets of IP ranges remain allowed in your firewall configuration during this period.

April 23, 2026

New Unit Consumption Experience [Public Preview]

With this release, we've substantially improved the Consumables experience in Licensing. The New Unit Consumption Experience is now available in Preview for Automation Cloud. Organization Administrators can use the dashboard to monitor unit allocation and consumption across their organization, drill down to the tenant and folder level, manage tenant allocations, and export consumption data for chargeback and capacity planning.

Before this dashboard, administrators had no way to trace unit consumption from the organization level down to individual folders and processes. The following pain points drove its creation:

• No granular consumption visibility: There was no way to see where units were consumed across the full organizational hierarchy, from bundle down to tenant, folder, and process.
• No end-to-end consumption attribution: There was no way to determine whether consumption originated from an Agent, an Agentic Process, or an RPA workflow. When a parent process spawns child processes, the consumption from the entire chain is now visible, both individually and rolled up to the root process that initiated the flow.

During Preview, the dashboard is accessible from the Consumables page: selecting View Usage (Preview) on a unit type card opens the new dashboard experience for that unit type. The dashboard surfaces historical consumption data going back to July 2024 - the same data already collected by the AI Units monitoring pipeline. Folder and process-level attribution is available for data starting April 2026. Earlier consumption appears at the organization and tenant level only.

For current limitations, see the Known limitations section in the Automation Cloud Admin Guide.

Deprecation timeline

We recommend that you regularly check the deprecation timeline for any updates regarding features that will be deprecated and removed.

April 22, 2026

Bring your own LLM configuration for Context Grounding

You can now bring your own LLM configuration for Context Grounding through the AI Trust Layer. The LLM configurations tab lets you replace embedding and inference models or UiPath-managed subscriptions with your own. For detailed configuration steps, refer to Configuring LLMs.

Context Grounding also supports OpenAI v1 APIs. This update enables compatibility with the latest OpenAI API specifications, improving performance and unlocking access to newer AI models.

April 15, 2026

DESC certification

Automation Cloud is now certified under the Dubai Electronic Security Center (DESC) standard. This certification reflects UiPath's commitment to meeting information security requirements for cloud services operated in the United Arab Emirates market.

For the full list of current certifications and attestations, visit the UiPath Trust Center.

April 7, 2026

Unified cloud documentation for Automation Cloud admin

We now offer unified documentation for Automation Cloud admin across Automation Cloud, Automation Cloud Public Sector, and Automation Cloud Dedicated.

You can now find all admin and API information in a single, consistent set of guides. While most content applies across cloud platforms, some features and capabilities vary depending on the cloud platform you use. Differences are indicated where applicable.

To navigate the unified documentation:

1. Follow the general instructions provided in the Admin guide or API guide.
2. When you see a note stating that feature availability depends on the cloud platform, go to the Feature availability page.
3. Review the information for the cloud platform you are using to confirm whether the feature is available and how it applies to your environment.

For more details on terminology and navigation, refer to About this guide.

This update is part of a broader effort to create a unified documentation experience for UiPath cloud offerings, which will expand to include more products over time. For details, refer to the Unified cloud documentation tracker.