Orchestrator release notes

We improved accessibility across several user interface components to support better usability.

When starting a job, the first available process in the list is now automatically selected based on name ordering.

This change streamlines the job start flow and reduces the number of steps required when launching jobs.

Starting a job using Run Agent now returns a clearer error message when the required Robot permissions are missing.

The error message now clearly indicates when the failure is caused by missing permissions to start a job, helping you identify and resolve configuration issues more quickly.

You can now delete video recordings directly from the More Actions context menu.

Previously, the Delete recording option was only available in Job Details, which made it harder to discover. This update improves usability by making the action easier to access.

OData APIs now include additional information in error responses when a request contains invalid or malformed query parameters.

You can now remove per-user and per-robot asset values more safely and efficiently when editing an asset.

When removing a value, a confirmation dialog is displayed to help prevent accidental deletions. The dialog displays the name of the user or robot whose value is about to be removed.

You can also select multiple values and remove them at once using the Remove button in the asset values grid.

Both columns are hidden by default and can be enabled through the column visibility settings, allowing you to view when a transaction item was created in either relative or exact timestamp format.

Deleting roles in Manage Access → Roles now includes an improved confirmation modal.

When deleting a role, you must type the role name to confirm the action. This helps prevent accidental deletions and provides clearer guidance about the impact of removing a role, including the effect on users who currently have the role assigned.

This event helps you monitor retry activity and react to queue items that are automatically or manually retried after a failure.

You can now remove per-user and per-robot asset values more safely and efficiently in the Assets editor.

When you delete a value, a confirmation dialog is displayed that includes the name of the affected user or robot, helping prevent accidental deletions.

You can also select multiple values and remove them at once. The grid now supports multi-selection, and when you choose Remove selected, the system displays a confirmation dialog describing how many entries will be removed.

We fixed an issue where the Advanced robot options status on the Check Access page did not update correctly.

Previously, after reverting a user’s advanced robot options from Custom back to the default configuration, the Check Access page could still display the status as Custom instead of None. The page now correctly reflects the current configuration state.

The secret remains visible when editing a webhook, and it can still be retrieved through direct API calls, as backend behavior has not changed.

We’re excited to announce that Integration Service connections have moved to Orchestrator.

This enhancement centralizes the management of your connections, making it easier to configure, monitor, and secure connections.

We improved how webhook names are displayed. Previously, HTML content included in a webhook name could be rendered as formatted content in confirmation dialogs.

Webhook names are now displayed strictly as plain text, preventing unintended HTML rendering and improving overall security.

This update provides more granular access control while maintaining backward compatibility.

The folder sidepanel now automatically collapses on smaller screen resolutions to improve usability and optimize available workspace.

We’ve enhanced the folder-level access rule configuration by adding search capabilities to the Credential Stores selection list when configuring access rules.

Previously, when editing access rules at the folder level, credential stores were displayed in a scrollable list without a search option.

You can now use the search box to quickly find and select the desired credential store, improving usability and configuration efficiency.

After this period:

This change improves scope granularity and aligns access control with the principle of least privilege.

This gives you fine-grained, centralized governance over agent behavior while ensuring consistent enforcement across the UiPath platform.

For more information, check the AI Trust Layer policies page from the Automation Ops user guide.

We improved the responsiveness of HTTP Trigger long polling by introducing real-time signaling when jobs are completed.

We added a new Job state history section to the Job details sidepanel, providing a clear timeline of how a job progresses.

We enhanced the machine maintenance mode with a new option. When enabling maintenance mode on a machine, you can now choose to stop all running jobs and wait for them to finish.

This you select this option, the transition to maintenance mode occurs only after the running jobs reach a stopped state. Jobs can shut down gracefully only if the underlying automation is designed to handle stop requests by implementing proper graceful stop logic.

For more information on managing machines, check the Managing Machines page from the user guide.

We introduced several usability improvements to enhance the file browsing experience in Storage Buckets:

For more information on managing storage buckets, check the Managing Storage Buckets page from the user guide.