UiPath

with uipath modules in make, you can manage the jobs and queues in your uipath account the uipath app is available on the make enterprise plan requirements to use the uipath app in {{product name}} , you must have a uipath account connect uipath and {{product name}} to get started, you must first create a connection between uipath and {{product name}} , allowing the two services to communicate to create the connection, you need to uipath /#obtain your client credentials in uipath uipath /#obtain your tenant name in uipath uipath /#create the connection in obtain your client credentials in uipath before you create the connection in {{product name}} , you should first obtain client credentials in your uipath account to obtain the client credentials log in to your uipath account in the upper left corner, click the product launcher icon > admin click external applications > + add application enter an application name click + add scopes in the resource field, select orchestrator api access switch to application scope(s) tab and add the following scopes or robots read or queues or jobs or execution read or folders read or settings read click save leave the redirect url field empty and click add copy the app id and app secret values and store them in a safe place you'll use these values in the client id and client secret connection fields in {{product name}} obtain your tenant name in uipath to obtain the tenant name log in to your uipath account in the upper left, click the product launcher icon > admin in the left sidebar, click on the name of the tenant click settings copy the name value and store it in a safe place you'll use this value in the uipath tenant name connection field in {{product name}} create the connection in {{product name}} once you have your uipath credentials, you're ready to create the connection in {{product name}} to create the connection log in to your {{product name}} account, add a uipath module to your {{scenario singular lowercase}} , and click create a connection in the connection type field, select uipath cloud (client credentials) optional in the ​​ connection name​​ field, enter a name for the connection in the uipath organisation id field, enter your organization's id you can obtain your organization id by going to your uipath home and checking the url for example https //cloud uipath com/ {organization id} /portal /home in the uipath tenant name field, enter the tenant name copied from your uipath account in the client id and client secret fields, enter the client credentials copied from your uipath account optional in the additional scopes field, enter the required scopes for the make an api call module for details, see the uipath api documentation add scopes for every api call you will make with this connection optional switch on ​ show advanced settings ​ and add whitelisted scopes if you use the whitelisted scopes field, only the scopes included here will be requested leave this empty to allow all scopes if the value is not empty, or settings or or settings read is required, based on the uipath oauth app settings misconfiguration of this list might lead to malfunction of this integration click save if prompted, authenticate your account and confirm access you've successfully created the connection and can now use the uipath app in your {{scenario plural lowercase}} if you want to make changes to your connection in the future, follow the steps here https //help make com/connect an application#tn2pj uipath modules after connecting to the uipath app, you can use the following types of modules to build your {{scenario plural lowercase}} job start a job queue add an item to a queue other make an api call templates you can look for uipath templates in make's template gallery , where you'll find thousands of pre created {{scenario plural lowercase}} uipath resources uipath api documentation uipath support