Autopilot

Overview

The Autopilot dashboard helps you measure and better understand important metrics, such as system performance, user engagement, and program return of investment (ROI).

Note: For more information on Insights data retention, check the Data retention policy section.

Inside the dashboard, there are different widgets for you to work with. For example, in the Active Unique Users/Week widget, a graph tracks the total number of unique active users based on the timeframe selected.

Filters

You can filter the information from the dashboard based on the following:

• Timestamp Filter Date: allows you to select a specific time period for reviewing Autopilot usage.
• Robot Type: allows you to choose the types of robots included in the dashboard metrics:
  • Attended
  • Unattended
• Folder: allows you to configure which Orchestrator folders are included in the dashboard metrics.
• Users: allows you to configure which users are included in the dashboard metrics.

Metrics

Tile	Description
Active Users	Total number of active users, based on how many users opened the application.
Conversations	Total number of conversations, based on how many conversations were opened.
User Messages	Total number of messages received and replied by users.
Actions	Total number of actions taken by the user, which include: Connections made Automations run Starting prompts used Robots message stream stopped by user
Active Unique Users	Total number of active unique users based on the time period selected.
Top Actions by Type	Top actions, grouped by type and week. You can hover over the graphic for additional information on what actions were used the most.
User Feedback	A pie chart depicting the count and percentage of thumbs up and thumbs down given on individual messages by the end user.
Top 10 Automations	Most used automations, according to the filtered information. The information is displayed in the form of a table with additional information: Process Name: name of the process running the automation. Folder: name of the Orchestrator folder where the process resides. Processes Ran: the number of times the process was run. Success Rate: the process success rate, expressed in percentages.
Top 10 Failed Automations	Automations that failed the most, according to the filtered information. The information is displayed in the form of a table with additional information: Process Name: name of the process running the automation. Folder: name of the Orchestrator folder where the process resides. Processes Ran: the number of times the process was run. Faulted jobs: the number of jobs failed by the process. Fault Rate: the process fail rate, expressed in percentages.
Most Active Users	Most active users, based on messages received and replied. The information is displayed in the form of a table with additional information: Robot Name: name of the robot used for sending the messages. User Messages Count: total number of messages sent by the user.
Top Starting Prompts	The starting prompts that users see the most when interacting with Autopilot. The information is displayed in the form of a table with additional information: Starting Prompt Title: the title of the starting prompt message. Quickstart Count: the number of times a starting prompt was displayed.
Top Data Sources	The data sources that were used the most when answering a prompt. The information is displayed in the form of a table with additional information: Title: the name of the source. This can either be an activity, UiPath Product Documentation, files, Google, and others. Count: the number of times a source was used to extract information.