Integration service Consumption

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Hi everyone,

Following the recent update to the integration service changes, could someone clarify the consumption cost for each connection?

Currently, our organization uses one connection for each process folder (26 folders in total). Would there be any difference in consumption between having one connection per process folder versus using a single common connection from the parent process folder to create triggers for all sub-process folders?

Any insights would be appreciated.

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@Shahazeer_Ummer_D,

UiPath Integration Service does not charge for individual connectors. Usage is calculated based on the API calls generated by the connector and activities you use.

Integration service calls consumes Integration Service API calls units. Here are few FAQ regarding this you can refer.

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Hi @ashokkarale ,
This is my current scenario. Assume they are 2 process A and B both using mail triggers in 2 different folders named A and B with the same outlook account(Let’s name it bot@company.com). The Folders are stored in a Parent folder named Main. I can configure my connections in 2 ways:

  1. I’ve set up a connection for the same account in the main folder for bot@comapny.com with a polling interval of 1 minute, which will then be chosen when creating in the event trigger section for both folders A and B individually.
  2. Keep a connection for bot@company.com in the folder A and B separately instead of keeping it in the Main folder, after which I create the event triggers using the specified connections I’ve defined in those folders.

Is there a difference in consumption from the 2 cases mentioned. The 2nd method is the existing setup.

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No difference. Both will be consuming the Integration Service API calls units as soon as there is usage of the connection.

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Dear @Shahazeer_Ummer_D,

UiPath charges you based on a single API call made to the external third-party applicationa(outlook,gmail) through UiPath Integration Service.

The consumption is calculated on the total number of times a call is made to the third-party applications.

It doesn’t depend on how many tiggers you have or how you are trigerring automation.

High Polling Freq= High API Calls=High Cost

Hope this solves your query :slight_smile:

Br,
NikZ

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