About Licensing

You can activate Studio using one of the following types of licenses:

• Community License - A free Community license can be requested, lasting for a limited period of time, which is renewable. This option can only be activated online. The Robot that comes with the Community Edition Studio can only be connected to the UiPath Orchestrator Community Edition, under your own tenant. This option is available only with UiPathStudioSetup.exe. For more information, see Activating by Signing in to UiPath.

• License Acquired from Orchestrator - Activate your Studio with a license provided from Orchestrator. Depending on the type of license selected, you can perform the following:

  • Attended - UiPath Studio is used with an Attended license, which means that the user can only run or debug processes, and not edit workflows.
  • Studio / StudioX / Studio Pro- UiPath Studio is licensed with its native type of license, which means that the user can run, modify, and debug processes.
  • Non-Production - UiPath Studio is used with a Non-Production license, meaning that the user can troubleshoot workflows.

  • Unattended - UiPath Studio is used with an Unattended license, meaning that the user can troubleshoot workflows.

    You can acquire a license from Orchestrator by signing in to your account or by connecting to Orchestrator with your machine key.

• Local License - You can activate Studio with a stand-alone enterprise trial or license code. This type of license activates the Enterprise Edition of Studio. This activation can be done both online or offline. For more information, see Activating with a License Key.

  If you already have a local license for your Studio, but still want to connect it to Orchestrator, make sure to select the Stand-alone license checkbox in Orchestrator when creating the Robot. This ensures that Orchestrator does not allocate a license from its pool of licenses, as your Studio defaults to the local one.