Test Cloud release notes

Organization administrators can now manage federated identity credentials for OAuth external applications using a new set of API endpoints. Federated credentials let an external application authenticate to UiPath using a JSON Web Token (JWT) issued by a third-party identity provider - such as GitHub Actions, Azure Managed Identity, or any OpenID Connect-compatible provider - without requiring a client secret.

Each OAuth external application supports up to 20 federated credentials, each defined by an issuer URL, audience, and subject claim. When an application presents a valid JWT that matches these claims, UiPath issues a UiPath access token using the standard client_credentials grant.

For information on managing federated credentials, see Managing federated identity credentials. For the full API reference, see External client - Federated credentials.

We now offer unified documentation for Test Cloud admin across Test Cloud, Test Cloud Public Sector, and Test Cloud Dedicated.

You can now find all admin and API information in a single, consistent set of guides. While most content applies across cloud platforms, some features and capabilities vary depending on the cloud platform you use. Differences are indicated where applicable.

To navigate the unified documentation:

For more details on terminology and navigation, refer to About this guide.

This update is part of a broader effort to create a unified documentation experience for UiPath cloud offerings, which will expand to include more products over time. For details, refer to the Unified cloud documentation tracker.

Organization administrators can now delegate identity management tasks to non-admin users through a new custom organization-level role. When assigned, this role lets users manage user accounts, robot accounts, and local groups at the organization level without granting full organization administrator rights. The role supports granular CRUD permissions per resource type and includes built-in elevation-of-rights protections: users with this role cannot modify the Administratorsgroup or interact with existing organization administrator accounts.

For details, see User management role.