As RPA implementations scales, there are situations that require the manipulation of a large number of Orchestrator entities. Although Orchestrator’s web interface provides a user-friendly way to see, create, edit and delete such entities, it can become a limiting factor if many operations need to be done in a short amount of time.

Orchestrator Manager is a tool that leverages Orchestrator’s API to manipulate entities (Assets, Environments, Machines, Processes, Users, Robots, Organization Units, Folders, Queues and Packages) with data defined in Excel workbooks. It provides flexible and easy bulk operations on entities, enabling efficient solutions for situations that include:

*   Registering a large quantity of users that obtain access to Orchestrator, including the specification of different roles and assignment to different Classic Folders (Organization Units).
*   Migration from development environment to test environment or production environment.
*   Setting temporary passwords for a group of users according to security policies.
*   Provisioning of a large number of recently robots purchased for a particular company department.

In  addition, since Orchestrator Manager is offered as a UiPath Studio  project, it can be customized and extended according to needs other than  the ones above.

A tool to help Orchestrator administrators to perform bulk operations on entities like Assets, Environments, Machines, Processes, Users, Robots, Organization Units, Folders, Queues and Packages.

Compute the Jaro-Winkler, the NGram and the Levenshtein distance between two strings. Also leverages the lucene .net library functionality to search a string inside a list of strings using a query

Test listing for SRS integration with Marketplace

Test listing for verifying SRS integration with Marketplace

A framework for simple attended processes automation.

The DRUID chat bot platform providing native integration with UiPath.

A UiPath Studio template upon which you can build, test and run attended and unattended business processes, irrespective of process data types and process linearity

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