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Automation Ops User Guide
Last updated Jul 2, 2024

Automation Ops™ User Roles

By default, users in the Administrator group in your organization have full access to features in Automation Ops™, but you can assign specific roles to other users from the button next to the feedback form.

Orchestrator permissions

For Solutions Management, the user needs the Solutions Contributor or Solutions Administrator roles granted in Orchestrator.

For Automation Ops™ - Pipelines, the user needs access to the Pipeline runtime folder, i.e., Automation Developer.

For more details about permissions in Orchestrator, refer to Assigning roles.

Automation Ops Contributor

The Automation Ops Contributor role can be provided to any user in the organization. This role allows you to provide access to people in your organization to work with source control, solutions management, or pipelines without allowing them to change Organization level settings such as connections to external source code providers.

Automation Ops Administrator

The Automation Ops Administrator has access to all features and settings related to UiPath® Automation Ops™, such as setting up pipelines, governance policies, or manage solutions.

Note: For the Automation Ops Administrator to be able to manage all projects in Automation Ops™ such as the ones related to Source Control orAutomation Ops™ - Pipelines, it must also have specific permissions to all dependencies of that project, such as folders or automations part of that project.
The following actions in Automation Ops™ can only be done by the UiPath® Organization Administrator:
  • Assign Automation Ops™ roles to users.

  • Perform the Pipelines Quick Setup.

  • See the projects from UiPath® Cloud in Source Control.

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