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  • Introduction
    • Solutions overview
    • Understanding solution concepts
    • Solution components
  • Getting started
  • Managing solution projects and packages
    • Creating a solution project
    • Editing a published solution project
    • Transporting a solution package
    • Checking the package status
  • Managing solution deployments
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Solutions user guide

Last updated Oct 9, 2025

Creating a solution project

This step is typically performed by an RPA developer.

You can create a solution via Studio Web or via the Solutions builder in Orchestrator.

Note:

You can use the Solutions builder in Orchestrator to assemble a solution project based on already published artifacts but in case you start building your solution from scratch, we recommend you use Studio Web.

Creating a solution in Studio Web

To start building a solution in Studio Web, refer to the steps described in Creating solutions and Designing solutions from the Studio Web user guide.

Once your solution is built, you can publish it to an Orchestrator tenant or to your Personal Workspace. To learn how to publish a solution, refer to the steps in Publishing and deploying solutions from the Studio Web guide.

Creating a solution in Orchestrator

To start building a solution in Orchestrator, take the following steps:

  1. Select the Solutions tab at tenant level.

  2. Select the Projects tab then the New project button.
  3. In the Create solution project window, provide a name for the project and, optionally, a description, then select Create.

  4. Once the Solutions builder is open, select the + button to start building your solution by adding components from the selected tenant.
  5. In the Components panel, select the components you plan to include in your solution. Note that you can only observe the components you have access to in the source environment.
    'Solution components panel' image
  6. Select the components included in your solution to view and optionally update their properties in the Component properties panel. Note that there are two types of properties:
    • Read-only properties - Changing these properties may break the solution. The only way to change read-only properties is by going back to your development environment and making the changes. Then, come back to the Solution builder to remove the old component, then reimport it to fetch the latest info.
    • Configurable properties - If you know that different values are required in the target deployment environment, you can configure these properties to ease the deployment experience. You can also change these properties within the deployment wizard if needed.
      Note:

      In cases where property differences across environments exist, and the correct values are uncertain during the solution packaging process, it is recommended to leave these fields blank by removing the default values.

      This way, it is easier to notice which fields require specific input during the deployment phase.

      'Configurable proprieties' image
  7. To generate a solution package, select the Publish button in the upper-right corner of the Solution explorer window, and provide the following details in the newly open panel:
    • Solution root folder name - Mandatory. The name provided at deployment time for the solution root folder. The administrator can change it when performing a deployment.
    • Package name - Mandatory.
    • Package version - Mandatory.
    • Description - Optional.
  8. Select Publish.
  9. Return to the Solutions view in Orchestrator. You should now observe your newly created packages in the Packages tab.
Note:

You can interact with the aforementioned flow at any time and return to the Projects tab to resume work on your project.

  • Creating a solution in Studio Web
  • Creating a solution in Orchestrator

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