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Document Understanding Release Notes

Automation CloudAutomation Cloud Public SectorAutomation SuiteStandalone
Last updated Mar 13, 2025

February 2025

General Release Notes - Document UnderstandingTM

28 February

Bug fixes

  • We fixed an issue where dates were extracted in the wrong date format, even though the Date field was previously configured.
  • We fixed an issue where manually classified documents, following an initial Failed status during import, were not being considered for training.

26 February

Continuous support for API keys

Even though API Key authentication will be removed for Automation Cloud™ services, Document Understanding™ is an exception to this. In terms of security, API key authentication in Document Understanding is as safe as Personal Access Tokens (PATs). Therefore, you can continue using API keys to access model endpoints, while keeping your UiPath resources secure.

For more information about the API key removal and the transition to PATs, visit Upcoming removals for Automation Cloud and Migrating from API keys to Personal Access Tokens (PATs).

20 February

Bug fixes

We fixed an issue where fields were extracted in a random order when using Document Understanding API and the Extract Document Data activity.

13 February

What's new

You can now reorder the annotation fields within the list. Access this feature from Document type manager.

Improvements

For an improved experience, we updated the dmyParsing property when updating the type of a field in the following situations:
  • When changing the type of a field from non-date to Date, the dmyParsing property is set to auto.
  • When changing the type of a field from Date to non-date, the dmyParsing property is set to null.

General Release Notes - Document UnderstandingTM Classic Experience

26 February

Continuous support for API keys

Even though API Key authentication will be removed for Automation Cloud™ services, Document Understanding™ is an exception to this. In terms of security, API key authentication in Document Understanding is as safe as Personal Access Tokens (PATs). Therefore, you can continue using API keys to access model endpoints, while keeping your UiPath resources secure.

For more information about the API key removal and the transition to PATs, visit Upcoming removals for Automation Cloud and Migrating from API keys to Personal Access Tokens (PATs).

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