Orchestrator release notes
Enhanced webhook name behavior
We improved how webhook names are displayed. Previously, HTML content included in a webhook name could be rendered as formatted content in confirmation dialogs.
Webhook names are now displayed strictly as plain text, preventing unintended HTML rendering and improving overall security.
Extended OAuth scope support for Storage Buckets API
- The Storage Buckets API now supports multiple OAuth scopes.
- Access can be granted using either
OR.AdministrationorOR.Bucketsscopes. - Requests authorized with either
OR.AdministrationorOR.Bucketswill continue to work during a one-year transition period. After this period, onlyOR.Bucketswill grant access to Storage Buckets endpoints, asOR.Administrationsupport will be removed.
This update provides more granular access control while maintaining backward compatibility.
Responsive folder sidepanel
The folder sidepanel now automatically collapses on smaller screen resolutions to improve usability and optimize available workspace.
Searching for credential stores
We’ve enhanced the folder-level access rule configuration by adding search capabilities to the Credential Stores selection list when configuring access rules.
Previously, when editing access rules at the folder level, credential stores were displayed in a scrollable list without a search option.
You can now use the search box to quickly find and select the desired credential store, improving usability and configuration efficiency.
Deprecation: OR.Administration scope for Storage Buckets API
OR.Administration OAuth scope for
accessing Storage Buckets API endpoints.
OR.Administration and
OR.Buckets scopes as part of a one-year transition period.
After this period:
OR.Administrationwill no longer grant access to Storage Buckets endpoints.- Only the dedicated
OR.Bucketsscope will be accepted.
This change improves scope granularity and aligns access control with the principle of least privilege.
Integration Service Connections now available in Orchestrator
We’re excited to announce that Integration Service connections have moved to Orchestrator.
This enhancement centralizes the management of your connections, making it easier to configure, monitor, and secure connections.
Key improvements
This move brings several key advantages:
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Less context-switching
You can now create assets, queues, triggers, and connections all in one place, without navigating to another left-hand menu. Fewer clicks, fewer page loads, and lower cognitive load lead to a smoother workflow.
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Easier troubleshooting
When runs fail, you are already in Orchestrator reviewing jobs, queues, or logs. You can now view and manage the related connection in the same interface, reducing time to resolution.
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A consistent mental model
Orchestrator already centralizes your resources. Managing connections alongside assets and triggers ensures a more intuitive and cohesive experience.
What's changing
- A dedicated Connections tab is now available in Orchestrator at folder level.
- All your existing Integration Service connections are available and manageable directly from Orchestrator.
- You can create, edit, and delete connections from the same interface.
For more information on how to manage connections in Orchestrator, check the Connections section in the Orchestrator user guide.
Governance controls for Agent execution in Orchestrator
- Enable calls to AI models through AI Trust Layer toggle: acts as a kill switch to enable or disable all Agent execution at once.
- Enable Agents toggle: controls execution of low-code agents.
- Enable Coded Agents toggle: controls execution of coded agents.
This gives you fine-grained, centralized governance over agent behavior while ensuring consistent enforcement across the UiPath platform.
For more information, check the AI Trust Layer policies page from the Automation Ops user guide.
Improved responsiveness for HTTP Trigger long polling
We improved the responsiveness of HTTP Trigger long polling by introducing real-time signaling when jobs are completed.
Job State History in Job details
We added a new Job state history section to the Job details sidepanel, providing a clear timeline of how a job progresses.
- A chronological timeline of job states.
- The duration spent in each state.
- The current job state.
Stop running jobs option in machine maintenance mode
We enhanced the machine maintenance mode with a new option. When enabling maintenance mode on a machine, you can now choose to stop all running jobs and wait for them to finish.
This you select this option, the transition to maintenance mode occurs only after the running jobs reach a stopped state. Jobs can shut down gracefully only if the underlying automation is designed to handle stop requests by implementing proper graceful stop logic.
For more information on managing machines, check the Managing Machines page from the user guide.
Storage buckets usability improvements
We introduced several usability improvements to enhance the file browsing experience in Storage Buckets:
- Direct file download: files now download directly instead of opening in a new browser tab, providing a more streamlined experience.
- Smart file preview on row click: selecting a file row will open the file in a new tab if the browser supports in-browser viewing (for example, images or PDF files). This allows for quick previews when available.
- Copy file name to clipboard: you can now quickly copy a file name using the Copy to clipboard icon displayed when hovering over the file.
- Improved page-trail interaction: you can now select and copy text from the active item in the breadcrumb component, making it easier to reuse folder paths or names.
For more information on managing storage buckets, check the Managing Storage Buckets page from the user guide.
- March 16, 2026
- Enhanced webhook name behavior
- Extended OAuth scope support for Storage Buckets API
- Responsive folder sidepanel
- Searching for credential stores
- Deprecation: OR.Administration scope for Storage Buckets API
- March 12, 2026
- Integration Service Connections now available in Orchestrator
- March 2, 2026
- Governance controls for Agent execution in Orchestrator
- Improved responsiveness for HTTP Trigger long polling
- Job State History in Job details
- Stop running jobs option in machine maintenance mode
- Storage buckets usability improvements