Oktober 2026

October 2026 release notes for Orchestrator in Automation Cloud Dedicated.

October 9, 2026

Automation Registry

The Automation Registry is now available in Automation Cloud Dedicated. It provides a centralized, cross-folder experience for discovering, managing, and governing automations and related resources across your environment, with visibility across all automation types in UiPath, including RPA workflows, API automations, and agents.

Select Registry from the sidebar menu to access a unified view across three tabs:

• Solution deployments: monitor deployment status, versions, and locations, and access detailed information such as resources, history, logs, and configuration. The details panel also includes a Jobs tab that shows the last 50 jobs started in the last 24 hours for the selected deployment.
• Processes: access a centralized registry of automations and agents, with filtering options and quick actions to view or edit configurations.
• Resources: explore and manage shared resources across folders, with filtering by resource type and entity sub-type, sorting by type, and direct navigation to resource-specific edit pages.

All three tabs include a Group by dropdown, so you can group results by Project, Folder, or Automation Type. The Processes and Resources tabs also display Labels and Properties columns, and offer inline chip filters for columns with a fixed set of values, such as Type and Entity type.

For more information, see About the Registry context.

Configure environment variables for RPA processes

You can now specify environment variables when deploying or editing an RPA (standard) process, using the same Environment Configuration field already available for agent processes. Enter a value directly, or reference a secret-type asset in the same folder to avoid storing the value in the field itself.

This requires Robot 25.10 or later, since earlier Robot versions don't read the environment configuration for RPA processes.

Environment variables configured this way are also captured when you export the process into an Automation Solutions package, so the values carry through install and upgrade. For details, see Managing Processes.

Batched delivery for the queueItem.added webhook event

When adding queue items in bulk, Orchestrator may now emit multiple queueItem.added events, each covering a subset of the uploaded items, instead of a single event containing all of them. Batching applies only to larger uploads.

Dedicated icons for Maestro process types

Maestro BPMN, Maestro Case, and Maestro Flow processes and resources now show their own dedicated icons instead of the generic project icon, making them easier to tell apart wherever Orchestrator displays resource type icons. The menu entry that groups all three process types together also gets its own dedicated Maestro icon.

Fehlerbehebungen

• We fixed an issue where Job Details did not show the specific app or the username of the person who triggered a job started through UiPath Apps. The Source field now displays this information for jobs started via Apps.