- Getting started
- UiPath Add-in for Mulesoft
- UiPath Add-in for Microsoft Power Automate
- UiPath Add-in for Salesforce
- Release notes
- About
- Quickstart
- Connection settings
- Templates
- Orchestrator notifications
- How to set up a Named Credentials connection
- UiPath Add-in for ServiceNow
- UiPath Add-in for Workato
- UiPath Add-in for Workday

Add-ins user guide
How to set up a Named Credentials connection
The Salesforce Add-in version 1.13 has a known issue, where named credentials connections stop working after 60 days. Make sure you upgrade to the latest version.
To set up named credentials, go through the following steps:
- Set up External Application in UiPath.
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Access your UiPath Orchestrator account and click on Admin on the left-side menu.
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Select External Applications and click Add application.

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Choose a name for your application and type it into the Application name field.
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Under Application Type, select Confidential application.
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Now, add the scopes necessary for the add-in. Click the Add scopes button, select the Orchestrator API Access Resource and add the following Application Scopes:
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In the Redirect URL field, for the moment, you can fill in a random URL, such as
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Click Add. The Application ID will be displayed in the External Application window.
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Copy the App Id and App Secret in a notepad so that they can be used to configure Salesforce.
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- Set up Salesforce to Connect to UiPath.
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Click the Setup icon in the upper-right corner of the interface. A new window is displayed.
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In the left-side menu, select Identity, then go to Auth Providers.
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Click New.

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In the Provider Type drop-down menu, select UiPathAuthProvider.
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Enter a Name and a URL Suffix.
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In the Consumer Key field, enter the App Id from the previous section.
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In the Consumer Secret field, enter the App Secret from the previous section.
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Leave the Scope field empty.
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In the Token Endpoint field, enter the following URL:
https://[your-orchestrator-url]/identity_/connect/token(for Orchestrator Cloud)https://{yourDomain}/identity/connect/token(for Orchestrator Standalone)
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Select the Include Consumer Secret in API Responses checkbox.
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In the Execute Registration As: field, enter your username. Make sure you have sufficient permissions; a SysAdmin level user is required.

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Click Save. A callback URL is generated. Copy it.

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- Update Callback URL in UiPath Provider Setup.
- Go to the External Applications screen in UiPath Orchestrator.
- Click the Edit button corresponding to the external app you created earlier.
- Paste the callback URL generated during Setup in the Redirect URL field and click Save.
- Named Credentials Setup.
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Click the Setup icon in the upper-right corner of the interface. A new window is displayed.
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In the left-side menu, click Security and select Named Credentials.
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Click New → New Legacy.

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Enter a Label and a Name (must be lowercase, no spaces or underscores). The Label and Name must be identical.
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In the URL field, type the following:
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In the Identity Type drop-down menu, select Named Principal.
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In the Authentication Protocol drop-down menu, select OAuth 2.0.
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For Authentication Provider, select the name of the Auth Provider created in previous section.
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In the Scope field, enter the following:
OR.Execution OR.Folders OR.Jobs OR.Machines OR.Queues OR.Robots -
Select the Start Authentication Flow on Save checkbox.
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Select the Generate Authorization Header checkbox.
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Leave the Allow merge Fields in HTTP Header disabled.
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Select the Allow Merge Fields in HTTP Body checkbox.
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Leave the Outbound Network Connection field blank.
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Click Save to launch the OAuth flow to connect to UiPath. Now these Named Credentials can be used for your UiPath connection.
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