July 2026 release notes for Test Cloud in Automation Cloud.

The Consumables Center is now generally available. Organization Administrators get a unified view of how consumption units are allocated and consumed across the organization, with drill-down from the organization level to the tenant and folder levels, plus process-level attribution.

For more information, see About the Consumables Center.

The new Model hub in AI Trust Layer gives administrators and compliance teams a central view of how LLMs are used across UiPath products, for every tenant in the organization. You can see which providers and models back each product feature, review routing regions and model status, and identify blocked or soon-to-be-deprecated models before they disrupt your automations.

At the tenant level, you can configure routing regions and supported models, replace UiPath-managed models with your own, and review the history of configuration changes. Combined with AI Trust Layer policies, these controls help you enforce data-residency requirements, strengthen governance, and prepare for model migrations while balancing compliance with service continuity.

For more information, refer to Model hub and Managing models in Model hub.

Known limitation: Managing models for Document Understanding is not yet supported in Model hub.

Anthropic Claude 3 Haiku will be removed from the UiPath platform on September 10, 2026, following its retirement by Amazon Web Services (AWS). Automations and Bring Your Own (BYO) configurations that use Claude 3 Haiku require migration to Claude Haiku 4.5 before the removal date to avoid service disruptions.

For more information, see the LLM model deprecation timeline.

The AI Trust Layer audit now provides visibility into the inputs and outputs of IXP Unstructured and Complex Documents extraction operations. For more details, refer to the following resources:

We added the Cloudflare 104.16.0.0/13 outbound IP range for Document Understanding to the current and legacy firewall configuration pages. If your firewall restricts outbound traffic, this IP range must be allowed to prevent Document Understanding traffic from being blocked.

For details, see Configuring the firewall for Test Cloud and Legacy - Configuring the firewall for Test Cloud.

The License Viewer role can now be assigned at the tenant level, in addition to the organization level. When assigned at the tenant level, a user has read-only access to the licensing data for that specific tenant only, without visibility into other tenants or the organization-wide license pool. This lets Org Admins give team leads and business stakeholders read-only insight into a single tenant.

For more information, see Licensing roles and Assign licensing roles.

Starting August 1, 2026, the Action Center frontend routes request through the same region as your Orchestrator service.

This is an internal routing change only. The Action Center frontend is stateless and does not persist any data by itself. There is no impact on customer data residency: all data will continue to be stored and processed in your existing regions.

No downtime is expected, and no action is required on your part.

Relay now reports each Relay client as Up to date, Update available, or Out of support. Relay clients earlier than 26.4.0 are out of support and cannot register with Test Cloud until upgraded.

For details, see Relay client versioning and support.

Azure Private Link support for Test Cloud now extends to the United States region. Organizations in the United States can connect to Test Cloud through the West US 2 (primary) and East US (secondary) private gateways.

For more information on Azure Private Link with Test Cloud, refer to Connecting to UiPath using private link.