What are the main differences between the UiPath Community and Enterprise editions?

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What are the main differences between the UiPath Community and Enterprise editions?

Hi,

I would like to ask you a few questions about UiPath editions:

1. What are the major differences between the UiPath Community and Enterprise editions? Are there any significant differences in activities and features?

2. What are the limitations of the Community edition?

3. Can I use ML- and AI-related features in both Ccommunity and Enterprise editions?

4. Can I use the same user account in Orchestrator (i.e., UiPath Assistant) on multiple machines?

I appreciate your help.

RD

Rawan Dalal

RPA Dev. at fintechsys

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