Beginner’s guide to UiPath Forum
First and foremost - welcome to our UiPath Forum! We are happy to have you here!
If you feel like it, please tell us a bit about yourself and what brings you here in this topic.
If you are busy, please go directly to our quick start guide
If you want to dig deeper into our UiPath Forum culture, check these Forum FAQs:
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How to start using UiPath (how to download Studio and configure your robot)
Learn quickly how to download your Studio and start automating! -
Overview of the UiPath Cloud licensing plans
Quick overview of the available UiPath Cloud licensing plans. -
How to mark a post as a solution
This article with a short video will teach you everything you need to know about marking your posts as a solution to the topic. -
How to flag posts
This article with a short video will teach you how to properly report posts using our flagging system. -
Discourse Forum - Tips and Tricks
Here you can find many useful tips and tricks coming directly from Discourse. -
About our products
This one will teach you all you need to know about our products and also about the ways you can provide feedback to help us improve them. It will also explain how your feedback is processed by our team -
How to report bugs
This one will teach you how to report bugs and include as much information as possible. -
How to provide product feedback
We have multiple ways for you to be able to tell us how we can improve our products or platforms. -
How to contribute to our Open Source repository on GitHub
This one will teach you everything you need to know about our Open Source code on GitHub you can directly contribute towards.
Browse pr-welcome topics for inspiration. -
About UiPath SSO login for all UiPath services
This article explains how our UiPath SSO login is utilized across our different services. -
About Categories
This one will teach you how to work with our categories -
About Tags
This one will teach you how to tag your new topics -
Forum user journey and Community Moderation initiative
This one will teach you how to help our community -
Become one of our product experts and share your knowledge!
Short guide on how you can help other users by providing articles about new UiPath products or features. -
Your XAML Solutions for most common issues (WIKI POST, anyone can edit)
A small repository of useful sample Studio projects that solve most common issues you might encounter. BONUS! It is a WIKI post, which means anyone can add new links to it. How cool is that -
Forum Reports
Learn more about custom Forum reports available to all logged in users!
(it throws an error when you try to access the link without an account, sorry!)
Quick Start
Our values:
- Be friendly
- Be helpful
- Be considerate
About new topics:
Note: Do not post any sensitive / personal information (or any files that contain it).
Note: Please do not discuss questions related to UiPath Certified Professional exams as it is a security policy violation.
If you want to create a new topic, please follow these simple steps:
1. Search first
Please go here and try a few different phrases that describe your issue. You can add status:solved after your phrase to look for topics that contain a post marked as a solution and wrap your search term in two quotation marks "search phrase"
to search for the exact words.
2. Post your topic in the relevant category
For more details, see our category guide here.
If you have doubts, always post in one of the Help sub-categories (the new topic wizard available on the front page should help you out).
3. Give your topic a clear title and a clear description
Good title should answer two simple questions:
What is happening? and When is it happening?
Good topic description should give context to the topic title.
If you happen to have some issues with UiPath Software, you should try to provide all the information from this topic.
In every case, a lot of information facilitates fast and accurate answers.
4. Tag your topic with relevant tags
For more details, see our tagging guide.
If you have doubts, leave the tags empty and someone more experienced might help you out later.
If you still want to learn more, feel free to check out our old guide written by one of the founding fathers of this Forum @andrzej.kniola here.
And that’s it, happy learning!
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