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- Introduction and getting started
- Maestro landing page
- Process modeling
- Process implementation
- Process operations
- Process monitoring
- Process optimization
- Licensing
- Reference information
Maestro user guide
Last updated Sep 3, 2025
The Maestro homepage consists of several sections, each providing unique functionalities and insights.
Located at the top-left side of the homepage, the navigation panel lets you switch between:
- Home: The Maestro homepage.
- Process instances: Navigate to the process instance runs. Find here your top processes by instances, by duration, and a graphic for the Process Instance Status, as well as a list with your processes.
- Process incidents: Navigate to the process incidents page to find a graphic representation of your incidents over time, your Top 10 processes with failures, and your Top 10 failed elements.
The top banner contains the start modeling button, where you can start creating your process model with UiPath Studio Web, using BPMN 2.0 constructs. You can also access an introductory video about UiPath Maestro™.
View the most recent projects you created in Studio Web. You can also see all projects by selecting the View all projects link.
Use available templates to get started with process modeling.
You can choose from three process templates, mapped on common use-cases:
- Invoice processing
- Loan processing
- Supplier onboarding
- Top processes by instances: Monitor your top 5 processes with the most instance runs
- Incidents: Monitor how many incidents have been logged across all processes. You can view all incidents, by process, with details. You can also change the timeline view (last day/week/month) to get process monitoring statistics with those timelines.
- Live instances: Get an overview of the total live instances for all processes, and a distribution of instances that are running and failed.
This section displays the process name and description, and also key-metrics:
- Average duration for all runs
- Total number of instances that faulted
- Number of process versions published
- Folder that the process resides in
You can start a new run of your process directly from this section, by pressing the run button on top of the process tile.
