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Studio Web User Guide

Last updated Aug 7, 2025

Capabilities

  • Visual workflow creation
    • Chain API calls with visual, drag-and-drop activities.
    • Apply fine-grained control and data manipulation within workflows.
  • Data manipulation
    • Use JavaScript expressions to manipulate and transform data.
  • Connectors and API Interaction
    • Use prebuilt connectors from UiPath Integration Service.
    • Leverage your organization custom connectors built through Connector Builder.
    • Execute raw HTTP calls for specialized API integrations (currently supporting application/json content type).
  • Workflow logic and validation
    • Use control structures such as If, Try/Catch, Loops, and Response.
    • Define clear input and output JSON schemas.
  • Organization-level governance
    • Abstract business logic behind API workflow-powered APIs.
    • Apply organization-level governance, role-based access, and policy enforcement.
  • Flexible execution
    • Execute workflows on-demand, via triggers, or via other UiPath products across platform, such as Maestro or Agents.
    • Deploy on serverless infrastructure with automatic scaling.
  • Enhanced development and debugging
    • Access full trace details at design and runtime, available across Studio, Agents, Maestro, or Orchestrator.
    • Temporarily disable activities for debugging.

    • Edit workflows with cut/copy/paste, drag-and-drop, and undo/redo actions.
    • Use JSON schema definitions to define workflow inputs and outputs.
  • Broad consumption
    • Integrate API workflows directly into UiPath Agents.
    • Use API workflows as tasks in UiPath Maestro.
    • Call API workflows via the Run Job activity.
    • Start and manage API workflows from Orchestrator.
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