Language and theme synchronization

Language synchronization

All messages, such as notifications and errors, that are transmitted through UiPath APIs need to be localized. Due to differences in localization across the SAP and the UiPath platforms, SAP localization always takes precedence. This is what happens:

• If the language code sent by SAP is supported by UiPath, the content is changed to the requested locale.
• If the language code sent by SAP is in the ISO 3166-1 three-digit code format, it is truncated. It is then checked against the list of UiPath-supported ISO 639-1 two-letter codes. If a match is detected, the content is changed to the requested locale.
• If the language code sent by SAP is not supported by UiPath, it is ignored, and the content is kept in the original locale.

These are the languages supported by UiPath:

Language	Language code
Brazilian Portuguese	pt-BR
English	en
French	fr
German	de
Japanese	ja
Korean	ko
Mexican Spanish	es-MX
Portuguese	pt
Simplified Chinese	zh-CN
Spanish	es
Traditional Chinese	zh-TW
Turkish	tr

For details, check out Language support for UiPath products.

For information on the languages supported by SAP Build Process Automation, check out Supported languages in the official SAP documentation.

Theme synchronization

As a general rule, the UiPath theme is dictated by SAP. If, for instance, you use dark theme in SAP Build Process Automation, then navigate to UiPath Orchestrator, the dark theme is preserved.

However, if an SAP theme is not supported by UiPath, UiPath defaults to the last theme you used.