# About the new Orchestrator layout
> Describes the new Orchestrator layout, including the folder context, task-based navigation, the Create new menu, the page header actions, and the collapsible sidebar.
The new Orchestrator layout is a redesigned interface that groups pages by the task you are performing, keeps the current folder always in view, and brings folder resources and creation actions together in one place.
The new layout is not enforced. The classic layout remains available, and you can switch between the two layouts at any time. All users can try the new layout by selecting **Try new layout** in the Orchestrator header.
The sidebar is organized from top to bottom as follows:
1. The search field, which opens the command palette.
2. The folder context: the **Folders** tree.
3. The task-based navigation groups for the selected folder.
4. The **Tenant** section, with tenant-level pages.
## Folder context
The **Folders** tree is displayed at the top of the sidebar, below the search field, so switching folders is always at hand.
The tree lists **All folders**, your personal workspace, and the folders you have access to. The selected folder sets the scope of the pages you open:
* **All folders** displays content aggregated across the tenant and its folders.
* A specific folder displays only the content of that folder.
You can search the tree, and you can collapse the **Folders** section if you prefer to navigate through the command palette. When the section is collapsed, a compact folder card shows the selected folder, and you can select the card to switch to another folder.
### Folder menu
When you hover over a folder in the tree, a three-dot menu button is displayed next to it. The menu displays different options depending on the folder.
For **All folders**, the menu is called **Create new** and lets you create tenant-level and folder-level entities without leaving your current page. When the **Folders** section is collapsed, select the **All folders** card to open the same menu. For the full list of options, see [New layout navigation map](https://docs.uipath.com/orchestrator/automation-cloud/latest/user-guide/new-layout-navigation-map#create-new-menu).
For a specific folder, the menu contains two groups of options:
* **Actions**:
* **Copy folder path**
* **Add**
* **Link resources**
* **Start job**
* **Folder management**:
* **Create subfolder**
* **Edit**
* **Move**
* **Settings**
* **Delete**
### Page header actions
The **Overview** page header contains quick actions for the selected folder.
With **All folders** selected, the header contains the following buttons:
* **Access and folders**: opens **Access** → **Folder management**.
* **Add**: creates tenant-level entities, such as packages, libraries, roles, machines, and webhooks. This menu contains a subset of the **Create new** menu options.
* **Deploy**: deploys a solution.
With a specific folder selected, the header contains the following buttons:
* **Folder management**
* **Add**: adds entities to the folder, such as processes, apps, triggers, queues, assets, storage buckets, and MCP servers.
* **Start job**
* **Deploy**
For the full list of **Add** options, see [New layout navigation map](https://docs.uipath.com/orchestrator/automation-cloud/latest/user-guide/new-layout-navigation-map#add-menu).
## Task-based navigation
Pages are grouped by what you are doing, instead of one long row of tabs. Each navigation group contains the related pages as tabs, and the available groups depend on the selected folder.
Group
Pages
Available in
Overview
Health, inventory, and recent activity for the selected scope, including the following cards:
Processes and Resources, with counts by type
Latest jobs
Deployments overview
All folders and specific folders
Monitoring
Agents
Machines
Processes
Queues
SLA
With All folders selected, also:
Sessions
Indexes
API audit
All folders and specific folders
Executions
Jobs
Logs
Review requests
All folders and specific folders
Deployments registry
Solution deployments
Processes
Resources
Business value
All folders and specific folders
Testing
Test sets
Test cases
Test executions
Test data queues
Specific folders only
**Deployments registry** replaces the **Registry** context from the classic layout. For details about its content, see [About the Registry context](https://docs.uipath.com/orchestrator/automation-cloud/latest/user-guide/about-the-registry-context).
### Resources
The **Resources** tab of **Deployments registry** brings all folder resources together on a single page, such as queues, assets, triggers, connections, storage buckets, indexes, and MCP servers. Type filters at the top of the page narrow the list to a specific resource type.
Webhooks are also available on this page, under **Deployments registry** → **Resources** → **Webhooks**, when **All folders** is selected.
### Tenant section
Tenant-level pages are grouped in the **Tenant** section at the bottom of the sidebar. The section can be collapsed.
Group
Pages
Access
Folder management
Access rules
Roles
Audit
Infrastructure
Machines
Robots
Credentials
License
Feeds
Solution packages
Solution projects
All packages
Libraries
Apps
Test
Feed
General settings
General
Robot security
Deployment
Scalability
Non-working days
Cloud connections
Cloud robot images
To find where a page from the classic layout is located in the new layout, see [New layout navigation map](https://docs.uipath.com/orchestrator/automation-cloud/latest/user-guide/new-layout-navigation-map).
## Search command palette
The search field at the top of the sidebar opens the command palette. You can also open it by pressing **Ctrl+K** (**Cmd+K** on Mac). By default, the search is scoped to the selected folder.
The command palette supports the following prefixes:
* **>**: search for actions and pages.
* **/**: search for folders.
* **#**: search for resources.
When the search field is empty, the command palette displays folders, suggested searches, and suggested actions. Selecting **Search inside** next to a folder, or pressing **Tab**, scopes the search to that folder.
## Collapsible sidebar
The sidebar can be collapsed to a compact icon rail, which gives you more space for your work. In the collapsed state, the navigation groups and the **Tenant** section pages are displayed as icons, so everything stays one click away. The arrow button next to the sidebar collapses and expands it.
## Layout menu
The **Layout** menu in the header replaces the **Try new layout** button after you switch to the new layout. The menu contains the following options:
* **New layout** and **Classic layout**: switch between the two layouts at any time.
* **Take the tour**: starts a guided tour of the new layout.
* **Give feedback**: lets you share your experience with the new layout.
