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Connectors
Integration Service enables integrations/connections across all products in the UiPath® platform. It standardizes authorization and authentication for the systems you want to integrate with.
Connectors help create a secure connection in association to applications external to UiPath. A connector is a powerful pre-built API integration that provides a consistent developer experience while simplifying the integration process.
To get started, access the Automation Suite platform. On the left-side menu, select Integration Service.
The Connectors catalog is empty by default. You can choose which connectors to install and publish to your workspace. This means you don’t have to deploy all available connectors for every release or update. You can easily publish, manage, and maintain connectors without unnecessary installations or testing.
The connector publishing user interface empowers admin users to manage the available connectors for installation or upgrade within their Automation Suite environment. This interface allows you, as an admin, to:
- Publish connectors: Choose which connectors to install in your Automation Suite instance.
- Bypass versions: Skip connector versions that may not be relevant or could affect existing workflows and select connector versions you need.
The Manage catalog option is accessible to users with administrator permissions. Users without admin permissions can only view the published connectors, and not the Manage catalog option.
To publish connectors to your workspace, take the following steps:
- Make sure Integration Service is correctly installed in your Automation Suite instance.
- Select Integration Service from the left navigation tab. This brings you to the Connectors page, which is empty by default.
- Select Manage catalog.
- The full list of connectors available in Integration Service is displayed. As an admin, you can select and install all available
connectors, or select and install only the connectors you choose. Enable the checkbox for all the connectors you want to install,
then select the Install button.
The installation process takes a few minutes, depending on the number of selected connectors.
You can use the global Install button or the Install option available on each connector.
Release status
Versions
As an admin, you can see the connector versions in the Manage catalog dashboard, together with one of the following tags:
- Active: The connector is installed and active with the displayed version.
- Latest (not installed): This connector is not installed, and this is the latest version.
- Previously installed: The displayed version is the last version installed.
Once you complete the installation, you can return to the Connectors home page and see the list of published connectors.
For published connectors, you can setup a governance policy to:
- Enable connectors per tenant: Select which connectors should be enabled for each tenant.
- Manage authentication: Choose the authentication type for each connector.
- Predefine credentials: Setup the credentials for private applications (Bring your own app).
For details, see the Settings for Integration Service policies in the Automation Ops User Guide.
A connector's page includes four tabs: Build, Connections, Triggers, and Activities.
Build
From the Build tab, you can start building a workflow with a connector by selecting one of the following options:
- Build an automation in Studio from scratch – to start a Studio Web project using that connector.
- Build an automation in Studio Desktop – to open the Studio Desktop application and create a new project.
Connections
In the Connections tab, you can view, edit, and manage your connections for that connector.
Triggers
In the Triggers tab, you can view, edit, and manage your triggers for that connector.
Activities
In the Activities tab, you can see a list of the activities and triggers available for that connector.
You can manage the connector catalog and connector authentication options through policies in UiPath® Automation Ops.
Policies allow you to overwrite or pre-define authentication settings (such as Bring your own app), or specify particular authentication details for your tenant or organization.
For more information, see Settings for Integration Service policies in the Automation Ops user guide.
