Field Descriptions

UiPath Assistant

Field	Descriptions
Search	Find available processes.
Recent	Displays the list of the last 3 run processes.
Processes	Displays the list of processes available to the user. Note: When a process is selected, it stays highlighted in the list.
Run	Starts the corresponding process.
Pause	Pauses the corresponding process. This button is displayed only when a process is already running. It can be disabled for a process from Studio.
Stop	Tries to cancel the corresponding process, and if it does not succeed, it terminates it. This button is displayed only when a process is already running.
Install	This button is displayed only when a process exists in the Orchestrator feed, or locally in the `%ProgramData%\UiPath\Packages` folder, but not in the `%userprofile%\.nuget\packages` one. Downloads and adds a given process to the `%userprofile%\.nuget\packages` folder. Only automation processes that are in this folder can be executed directly from the tray.
Refresh	Refreshes the list of available processes.
Preferences - The icon represents the logged in user's credentials.	Opens the Preferences menu. It can also be accessed by right-clicking the Robot tray icon. The following functionalities are available: Preferences - opens the Assistant Settings window, so that you can configure global keyboard shortcuts to pause/resume and stop processes, set the language, change the theme and configure how the processes are displayed. Help - opens the Robot Documentation Guide. Sign Out or Sign In - sends the command to connect or disconnect the robot from Orchestrator. Quit - closes UiPath Assistant.
Robot	The place where you can name and choose an image for your Robot.
Launchpad	The place where you can arrange your favorite processes individually or in groups.

The Assistant Settings Window

The General Tab

Field	Description
Theme	Enables you to change the theme for UiPath Assistant.
Language	Enables you to change the interface language of UiPath Assistant and Studio.
Zoom	Allows you to increase or decrease the size of the content in the UiPath Assistant.
Processes List	Group by folder - this toggle organizes the processes in groups (Orchestrator folders or Widgets) on the home page. This is not available for offline users. Show in Windows Start Menu - enable this to make the processes available in the UiPath Assistant available in the Windows Start Menu.
Company Policy	Displays the company policy deployed.
Version	Provides information about the UiPath Assistant and Operating System version.

The Keyboard Shortcuts Window

Field	Description
Process Name	An available process for which you can set a keyboard shortcut to start it.
Add Shortcut	Allows you to configure a global keyboard shortcut to start the corresponding process.
Pause/Resume	Allows you to configure a global keyboard shortcut which pauses or resumes the execution of the currently running process.
Stop	Allows you to configure a global keyboard shortcut which stops the currently running process.

Note: In order to prevent stop/pause/resume actions that can affect multiple jobs at once, keyboard shortcuts do not apply to background jobs.

There are a few things to consider when you configure processes keyboard shortcuts:

You can use up to three different modifier keys (Ctrl, Alt, Shift) and any other keyboard button. Examples: Ctrl + Alt + Shift + P, Ctrl + Alt + P, Shift + P. Please note that the FN key modifier is not supported.
Your character combination can contain numpad buttons, such as Ctrl + Alt + Num3. Note that using the numerical equivalent instead of the assigned numpad button does not work.
If your character combination contains a numerical value, its numpad equivalent does not work. For instance, using Ctrl + Alt + Num3 instead of Ctrl + Alt + 3.
You can use function key from F1 to F11. Please note that F12 is not supported because it is a Windows global keyboard shortcut.
You can not use a global keyboard shortcut which is already in use by a different application.
If a third-party running application uses the same keyboard shortcut but is not global, the Robot keyboard shortcut is taken into consideration.
Global keyboard shortcuts can be registered and used by Robots installed on virtual environments.
If the same keyboard shortcut is used by the Unblock options the Block User Input activity and the Robot, it unblocks the user input when first pressed, and either pauses/resumes, or stops the process the next time it is pressed.
You first need to start a process before you can use assigned global keyboard shortcuts.

You can also zoom in using the following keyboard shortcuts:

Ctrl + Shift + = to zoom in
Ctrl + - to zoom out
Ctrl + 0 to reset

The Orchestrator Settings Window

Field	Descriptions
Connection Type	The connection type to Orchestrator has two options: Service URL (for Interactive Sign In) or Machine Key
Machine Name	The name of the machine on which the Robot is installed. It is automatically filled in. It needs to be between 1 and 15 characters. If the machine name is longer than 16 characters, then it appears truncated in the Orchestrator Settings window. For example, if your machine name is `WORKSTATIONWIN7_01` it appears as `WORKSTATIONWIN7` in the Orchestrator Settings window. The following characters are not supported: Backslash `\)\)` Slash mark `/` Colon `:` Asterisk `*` Question mark `?` Quotation mark `"` Less than sign `<` Greater than sign `>` Vertical bar `\|` Please note that full stop `.` is a supported character, but the Machine Name cannot start with it. Some computer names are reserved by default. You can find out more about NetBIOS computer names and limitations on this page.
Service URL	The URL used to connect to your Orchestrator instance when Interactive Sign In is used.
Orchestrator URL	The URL of your Orchestrator instance, such as `https://platform.uipath.com/`. The URL is saved in a drop-down menu so that next time you connect to Orchestrator you only need to select the target URL.
Machine Key	The Machine key copied from the Provision Robot window in Orchestrator. The key is saved. Next time you select the Orchestrator URL to connect to this field is automatically filled in with the corresponding key.
Client ID	The client ID refers to the robot identifier part of the client ID - client secret pair. This is generated in Orchestrator as described here.
Client Secret	The client secret refers to the authorization part of the client ID - client secret pair. This is generated in Orchestrator as described here.
Sign In	Initiates the authentication process when Interactive Sign In is used.
Sign Out	Logs you out from Orchestrator and disconnects the Robot.
Connect	Enables you to connect the Robot to Orchestrator using the Client ID/Client Secret or Machine key. This button is not available if the Robot is already connected to Orchestrator or if all the required fields are not filled in properly.
Disconnect	Enables you to disconnect the Robot from Orchestrator. This button is available only if the Robot is connected to Orchestrator via Client ID/Client Secret or Machine key.
Robot Logging	The level at which the Robot should log information. The following levels are available: Verbose, Trace, Information, Warning, Error, Critical, and Off.
Status	Informs you about the Robot's connection to Orchestrator. It can have the following values: Connected, licensed Connected, unlicensed Robot unavailable
Close	Closes the Orchestrator Settings window.