I think the pricing of UiPath Studio is great. As I mentioned, we are premium customers, so we are pretty much good on the pricing side because we generally take a license for three years and then renew it consecutively for three years. I chose to rely on the recommendations and reputation of UiPath Process Mining, and it has been the same with UiPath Studio as well. Overall, I would rate UiPath Studio around nine out of ten.
Using the recording capabilities of the product depends on the situation. If it is a Citrix application, then there is no option. We have the option, but if you try to record the steps, it will help for automation. I have already used recording, but not now. Before three to four years ago, I used it. It depends on whether you are a new developer, then obviously you will use recording, and if you are an expert, then it will not be required. We have multiple options in UiPath Studio. Regarding integration support with applications like SAP and Salesforce, for SAP, we need to change or implement some settings, such as client and server settings. After changing those settings, we can start our automation. For other applications, in the current version of UiPath Studio, you can easily integrate with third-party applications without any issues or complicated settings. The AI and ML capabilities of UiPath Studio impact my workflow depending on the context. I have started working with the LLM features, and I am a self-learner. In my system, I am doing small POCs and creating agents to see how the bot will begin the automation. That part is still something I am learning. However, whatever I have learned about UiPath Studio's features is very good. You can create agents in UiPath Studio and interact with your implemented processes and third-party applications easily without intervention. For example, if something requires approval, waiting for my manager to approve is also a feature available in the new Agentic AI.
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Dec 18, 2025
More internally, I would say it's not related to UiPath Studio, but it's something more internal than just UiPath Studio. Right now, we have some deployed in some areas not related to this particular document management side of the world. It's more on the data side, but that is something which we'll probably be exploring next year to see whether we can look at an AI-based solution or maybe a little more robust solution than what we currently have. We typically integrate with our own platforms and our own tools. There is no issue. The way our own platforms or our own systems are structured, they're pretty diverse. There is a little bit of pain to do that, but we live with that. It's all cloud. It's AWS. I gave this review a rating of 7 out of 10.
UiPath Studio offers a low-code, no-code platform with drag-and-drop functionality, enabling users with minimal programming knowledge to automate tasks effectively, integrating seamlessly with applications such as SAP and Salesforce.UiPath Studio significantly simplifies automation with comprehensive capabilities, including universal recording and attended/non-attended bots. It integrates robustly with systems such as SAP and Salesforce, allowing users to automate across sectors like...
I think the pricing of UiPath Studio is great. As I mentioned, we are premium customers, so we are pretty much good on the pricing side because we generally take a license for three years and then renew it consecutively for three years. I chose to rely on the recommendations and reputation of UiPath Process Mining, and it has been the same with UiPath Studio as well. Overall, I would rate UiPath Studio around nine out of ten.
Using the recording capabilities of the product depends on the situation. If it is a Citrix application, then there is no option. We have the option, but if you try to record the steps, it will help for automation. I have already used recording, but not now. Before three to four years ago, I used it. It depends on whether you are a new developer, then obviously you will use recording, and if you are an expert, then it will not be required. We have multiple options in UiPath Studio. Regarding integration support with applications like SAP and Salesforce, for SAP, we need to change or implement some settings, such as client and server settings. After changing those settings, we can start our automation. For other applications, in the current version of UiPath Studio, you can easily integrate with third-party applications without any issues or complicated settings. The AI and ML capabilities of UiPath Studio impact my workflow depending on the context. I have started working with the LLM features, and I am a self-learner. In my system, I am doing small POCs and creating agents to see how the bot will begin the automation. That part is still something I am learning. However, whatever I have learned about UiPath Studio's features is very good. You can create agents in UiPath Studio and interact with your implemented processes and third-party applications easily without intervention. For example, if something requires approval, waiting for my manager to approve is also a feature available in the new Agentic AI.
More internally, I would say it's not related to UiPath Studio, but it's something more internal than just UiPath Studio. Right now, we have some deployed in some areas not related to this particular document management side of the world. It's more on the data side, but that is something which we'll probably be exploring next year to see whether we can look at an AI-based solution or maybe a little more robust solution than what we currently have. We typically integrate with our own platforms and our own tools. There is no issue. The way our own platforms or our own systems are structured, they're pretty diverse. There is a little bit of pain to do that, but we live with that. It's all cloud. It's AWS. I gave this review a rating of 7 out of 10.