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July 2024
When searching for an activity, search results now prioritize activities from categories already added to your project.
When creating a project from a template, you now only need to customize connections with your data. Additional configuration options are available by enabling Advanced configuration.
Connection properties are now displayed when hovering over a connection in the Data Manager. Additionally, it's now easier to set, edit, and delete the purpose of a connection by selecting the new Connection purpose button. For more information, see Managing the data in a project.
The following categories of activities are now in general availability:
The following categories of activities have received updates:
- Document Understanding (v2.9.4)
- System (v24.10.4)
- UI Automation (v24.10.2)
The following categories of activities are now available in preview:
Autopilot™ offers a set of AI-powered capabilities designed to help you create and test automations faster and easier. To see what Autopilot offers across the UiPath® Business Automation Platform, check out the Autopilot guide.
Using Autopilot capabilities, you can utilize natural language to generate complex expressions. AI-generated expressions enable you to describe the desired outcome for a particular activity input, while an AI-based model will create a valid expression based on the request. For more information, see Configuring activities.
You can also use natural language prompts to describe to Autopilot the structure and outcome of a workflow. You can start building a workflow from scratch or from one of the predefined prompt examples. Based on your instructions, Autopilot identifies relevant activities and adds them in a logical sequence, providing a visual preview of the proposed workflow. You can also generate the next steps in your automation by typing in your instructions as annotations inside sequences. For more information, see Creating a project and Adding activities to a project.
With its summarization capabilities, Autopilot can also describe the inner workings of activities and sequences by creating meaningful names that take into account the elements that define the activity or sequence. To learn more, see Managing the activities in a project.
The following categories of activities have received updates:
- Document Understanding (v2.9.3)
- Google Workspace (v2.6.23)
- Microsoft 365 (v2.6.23, v2.6.24)
- 31 July 2024
- Improved activity searching
- See the versions of a published project
- Simplified template configuration
- Easier way to manage connections
- Recent activities updates
- 1 July 2024
- Unleash your productivity with Autopilot™
- Improved Install button
- Improved author information in Orchestrator
- Recent activities updates