- Test Cloud
- Test Cloud Public Sector
- Test Cloud Dedicated
August 2026 release notes for Test Cloud.
August 5, 2026
Organization-level Check access through the API
Organization Administrators can now use the Check access API to retrieve effective access for a user, group, or external application across the organization. Results include organization-scoped assignments and tenant-level assignments from every active tenant. Folder-level assignment details are not included.
For details, see Get organization-level effective access.
Warning when a license update removes previously allocated unit types
When a host-level license is updated and the new license no longer includes a unit type that was previously allocated to an organization, the Licenses page now displays a warning banner. The organization-level allocation is preserved to avoid production downtime, but you cannot save a new allocation until you de-allocate the unit types that are no longer available at the host level.
For details, see Monitoring license allocation.
Consumables API key hidden by default
The API key for consumable license types, such as AI Units and Platform Units, is now hidden by default on the Consumables tab of the Licenses page. This prevents accidental exposure of the key during screen sharing. Organization Administrators, License Administrators, and License Viewers can unhide it if they need to view the full key.
For details, see Monitoring license allocation.
User License Management automatically enabled after downgrade to Free
If your Enterprise organization had Legacy User License Management disabled, your Free organization automatically enables User License Management 14 days after a downgrade. A banner notifies the administrator of the pending migration, and all organization administrators receive a notification once the migration completes. To prevent the automatic migration, upgrade back to Enterprise within the 14-day window.
For details, see Upgrading and downgrading licenses.
Firewall domain allowlist cleanup
We removed obsolete and redundant domains from the current and legacy firewall configuration pages following a cross-service audit. The domain tables now also explain which functionality is affected when each remaining wildcard or individual domain is blocked.
Removed entries include:
- Test Cloud Portal:
*.service.signalr.net,account.uipath.com,cloud.uipath.com,platform-cdn.uipath.com,pkgs.dev.azure.com, andctldl.windowsupdate.comfrom duplicate or obsolete rows. - Action Center:
lh3.googleusercontent.com,api.smartling.com, and*.cloudfront.net. - Apps:
api.smartling.com. - Data Fabric:
*.cloudapp.azure.comand duplicate*.service.signalr.netentries. - Document Understanding:
*.azurefd.net,*.visualstudio.com, and*.trafficmanager.net. - Orchestrator:
*.trafficmanager.netfrom the old Traffic Manager (internal) row. Orchestrator no longer needs this domain, but other UiPath services still do. - Studio Web: the duplicate row containing
*.blob.core.windows.netand*.amazonaws.com.
Required occurrences of shared domains remain listed for the services that still use them.
For details, see Configuring the firewall for Test Cloud and Legacy - Configuring the firewall for Test Cloud.
Bug fixes
- Idle session timeout tracking could become inaccurate when a browser tab went to sleep. Timeout tracking now remains accurate after the tab resumes.