Integration Service user guide

• Predefined events, which are already configured and represent specific actions on specific objects. For example, Calendar event created.
• Generic events, for which you must define the event record to monitor. For example, New record created for an event record.

Event outputs​

Using the UiPathEventObjectId with Microsoft Outlook 365 integration​

Creating the connection​

1. Go to Automation Cloud.
2. Select Integration Service from the rail menu.
3. Under Connectors, search for Microsoft Outlook 365, and select the connector.
4. Select Connect to Microsoft Outlook 365 and log in with your Microsoft Office 365 account. If the connection is successful, continue with the following section, Building the process.

Building the process​

1. Create a new process in Studio.
2. Define the following input arguments of type String: UiPathEventObjectId.
3. Configure the Microsoft Office 365 Scope and the activities you want to use. In this example, we will use Get Email by ID and log the subject of the email.
4. For Get Email by ID, use the UiPathEventObjectId argument as an input for the Email ID property.
5. Publish the process to Orchestrator and add it to the same folder as the machine and user that you want to use.

Creating the trigger​

1. Go to Automation Cloud.
2. Select Integration Service from the rail menu.
3. Under Triggers, you can view all triggers you created in Orchestrator.
4. Select the connector, connection, event, the process to execute, and runtime license.
5. Select Add trigger. In this example, we will use the event New email received. Each time you receive an email, the process uses the UiPathEventObjectId to identify the mail and retrieve its subject.

Connected and disconnected triggers​

• Connected triggers - A Connected trigger is created automatically when you use trigger or event activities inside a Studio process. When such a trigger runs, Orchestrator captures and exposes additional event metadata as input arguments. For example, the following properties:

  • UiPathEventConnector: uipath-microsoft-outlook365
  • UiPathEvent: EMAIL_RECEIVED
  • UiPathEventObjectType: Message
  • UiPathEventObjectId:AAMkADAxYTMwYmMyLWI3ZjgtNDgyMC1hZjBhLTkzYjg1ZjZkMzNjNgBGAAAAAABa9oHsd0YYRqFEIHEYum2TBwCwCVF6abPNR7M-vldRPu9OAAG_PIPlAACwCVF6abPNR7M-vldRPu9OAAaIt5wTAAA=
  • UiPathTime: Wed Oct 08 2025 14:09:07 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)
  • UiPathCorrelationId: a2a09ce9-078e-4542-b35a-96d939d6c6a3
  • UiPathAdditionalEventData.processedEventId:v2::pp::1759925348021::13013::a5e7ca96b888238a The trigger automatically consumes this additional event metadata to fetch the corresponding object.

• Disconnected triggers - You must manually create a Disconnected trigger in Orchestrator and can use it to start any automation.

  You can combine Disconnected triggers with certain activities, for example, Get Mail by ID, by using the UiPathEventObjectId value captured from a Connected trigger execution. This allows you to retrieve the same object from the source system in a follow-up or independent process.