I’m a little confused on the availability of Autopilot for on-prem architectures. If I am reading the documentation correctly, it looks like Autopilot is available for Automation Suite.
yes “Autopilot for everyone” is available for Automation Suite, but with infrastructure prerequisites.
It is available for self-hosted / on-premises architectures via Automation Suite, but it is supported specifically on Kubernetes-managed deployments. Check this - Automation Suite - About Automation Suite
For the Copilot plugin - It is restricted to Automation Cloud. The UiPath Autopilot for Microsoft Teams app (which includes the Microsoft 365 Copilot Plug-in) explicitly requires connection to a UiPath Automation Cloud organization as a prerequisite. It cannot connect directly to an on-premise standalone Orchestrator or Automation Suite environment because the integration relies on cloud-to-cloud Microsoft Graph and UiPath Cloud broker endpoints. Check this for more - Autopilot - UiPath Autopilot for Microsoft Teams
Hi @R12345
hope you’re doing well!
From my understanding, Autopilot availability depends on the specific Autopilot capability and deployment model. Automation Suite does support certain Autopilot capabilities, but not every Autopilot feature available in Automation Cloud is necessarily available on-premises.
For the Copilot plugin – Autopilot, I’d recommend checking the latest UiPath documentation for the specific Automation Suite version, as availability and prerequisites can vary by release.
Hope this helps clarify!
Thank you for the information. I appreciate it!
