Integrating Studio Web Workflow into UiPath Apps

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Hi, I would like to know if it is possible to export/or utilize a studio web project in UiPath Apps. Is this possible? if so what are the steps?

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@ashton.lalchan

Just publish the process…and you can add process to UiPath apps from processes

Cheers

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@ashton.lalchan,

Yes, it is possible to utilize UiPath Studio projects in UiPath Apps to create more interactive and user-friendly applications. UiPath Apps allows you to build web applications that can interact with your UiPath processes. Here are the steps to achieve this:

Steps to Utilize a UiPath Studio Project in UiPath Apps:

  1. Create and Publish Your UiPath Studio Project:
  • Develop your automation process in UiPath Studio.
  • Make sure your process is designed to accept input arguments and provide output arguments as needed for interaction with UiPath Apps.
  • Publish your UiPath Studio project to UiPath Orchestrator.
  1. Create a New App in UiPath Apps:
  • Log in to UiPath Automation Cloud.
  • Navigate to the UiPath Apps section.
  • Create a new app or open an existing one.
  1. Add a Process to the App:
  • In UiPath Apps, use the App Editor to design your app.
  • Add a new process to your app by dragging the “Process” component from the left pane to your app canvas.
  • Configure the process component by selecting the previously published process from Orchestrator.
  • Bind the input arguments of the process to the UI components in your app (e.g., text boxes, drop-down lists).
  • Configure the output arguments to update UI components based on the process results.
  1. Design the User Interface (UI):
  • Use the App Editor to design the UI of your app.
  • Add various UI components (e.g., buttons, text fields, data tables) to your app.
  • Bind these components to the input and output arguments of your process as needed.
  1. Trigger the Process:
  • Add a button or another UI element to trigger the process.
  • Configure the button to start the process when clicked.
  • Ensure the process runs in response to user actions and that the app updates with the process results.
  1. Deploy and Test Your App:
  • Deploy your app to make it available for end-users.
  • Test the app to ensure it correctly interacts with the UiPath process and updates the UI based on the process output.

LLM Helped me to write this.

Thanks,
Ashok :slight_smile:

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hi @ashokkarale, I know that you can use Studio desktop projects. But, I am specifically asking if you can use studio web projects in UiPath Apps.

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@ashton.lalchan,

Once you publish any project be it Web Studio project/ Desktop Studio, it will become process and you can refer it same way. There is no difference.

Thanks,
Ashok :slight_smile:

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Hi @ashokkarale thank you, however for some of the activities, such as context grounding in GenAI we have private preview access and it is only available in studio web at the moment and not in desktop, so when we publish, will this be a problem?

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@ashton.lalchan,

Ideally it should work because, context grounding in GenAI will work at API level. There should be no issue. Give it a try.

Thanks,
Ashok :slight_smile: