UiPath Cartographer is now in public preview, try it today! 🎉

Hello UiPath Community!

We’re excited to share that UiPath Cartographer, your discovery partner for turning process knowledge into build-ready blueprints, is now available in public preview.

Documenting a process usually means chasing down the people who know it, running interviews, and reconciling accounts that disagree with each other - before you can even start drafting.

Cartographer takes that on directly:

  • AS-IS documentation - you describe the process as it runs today; Cartographer builds a process model, extracts business rules, identifies gaps, and confirms a current-state process map.

  • TO-BE design - you assign an automation mode to each step; Cartographer drafts a future-state map and detailed future-state documentation.

  • PDD generation - Cartographer combines both states into a formatted, downloadable Process Design Document (PDD).

  • SDD generation - from the PDD, Cartographer builds a Specification Design Document (SDD) ready for development teams, with or without coding agents.

:map: It’s also the first step toward a long-term goal, the Map of Work: a single, versioned, and governed definition of how the business operates. With it, specifications, sign-off, and audits all draw from one source of truth, instead of scattered documents that drift out of sync over time.


:rocket: Cartographer is shipped with the latest STS version of UiPath Assistant. Follow the installation guide here.
:open_book: See full documentation here.


If you have any questions or feedback, please drop us a note here in the comments or reach out via the Insider Portal. We look forward to hearing from you!

Thank you,

Catalina and the UiPath Cartographer team

Interesting!

Where I see value: To bridge the gap early from as-is analysis into Studio Object Repository.

There should be no screenshot that is not sync’ed into a RPA project.

End-to-end requirements managemnt means to reduce the friction from BusinessAnalyst to SolutionArchitect.

All of that purely file-based, so that coding agents can work with the data.