A.  

Organizations can monitor the execution of processes from a centralized place.

B.  

Users can interact with each other and discuss their automation workflows.

C.  

Users can upload automation workflows for review.

D.  

Organizations can source ideas and develop automation directly from employees.

A.  

Create new app Selecting the data source > Selecting the app template > Defining the app properties > Review details > Create App

B.  

Create new app > Selecting the app template > Defining the app properties > Selecting the data source > Review details > Create App

C.  

Create new app > Defining the app properties > Selecting the data source > Selecting the app template >Review details > Create App

D.  

Create new app > Selecting the app template > Defining the app properties > Review details > Selecting the data source > Create App

A.  

To understand the current state of the business process

B.  

To identify potential cost savings and revenue opportunities

C.  

To design the automation solution

D.  

To evaluate the technical feasibility of the automation solution

A.  

Change Request, Change Analysis, Change Approval Prioritization.

B.  

Change Request, Change Evaluation, Change Approval, Prioritization, Implementation.

C.  

Change Request, Change Evaluation, Change Agreement, Prioritization, Implementation.

D.  

Change Request, Change Approval, Prioritization, Implementation.

A.  

Semi-structured

B.  

Structured

C.  

Fixed structured format

D.  

Semi-unstructured

A.  

For thorough testing of each workflow specifications

B.  

When using Agile methodology

C.  

For regression testing

D.  

When applications are very complicated

A.  

Business ROI, Processes, Queues, Robots.

B.  

Business ROI, Processes, Licenses, Robots.

C.  

Business ROI, Licenses, Queues, Robots.

D.  

Business ROI, Processes, Queues, Licenses.

A.  

UiPath Automation Ops

B.  

UiPath Insights

C.  

UiPath Data Service

D.  

UiPath Integration Service

A.  

Ready, Running, Completed, and Stopped

B.  

Queued, Started, Finished, and Aborted

C.  

New, In Progress, Successful, and Failed

D.  

New, Assigned, Processed, and Archived

A.  

Defines the metadata information for each document type.

B.  

Defines how classification is done.

C.  

Defines the document types and the fields targeted for data extraction.

D.  

Defines the pieces of information that were extracted.

A.  

The exception needs to be analyzed and verified by a person and the transaction isn't retried

B.  

The process continues to the next transaction item without any intervention

C.  

The process stops after three consecutive business rule exceptions

D.  

The transaction item is automatically retried

A.  

Collect the Issue Logs and save them in the Production plan

B.  

Establish reporting metrics

C.  

Stop any new change request

D.  

Keep the same machine environment after running multiple tests

A.  

Structured

B.  

Hybrid-structured

C.  

Semi-structured

D.  

Unstructured

A.  

Is a document that outlines only the exceptions of a particular test

B.  

Is a document that outlines the steps and expected results of the entire project

C.  

Is a document that outlines the steps and expected results of a particular test

D.  

Is a document that outlines only the exceptions of the entire project

A.  

Expected outcomes for each test case, which the Business Analyst must define in advance in collaboration with stakeholders.

B.  

All the information in the Runbook document template, which the Business Analyst must verify for accuracy.

C.  

Outputs from each test case, including successful and unsuccessful results, which the Business Analyst must keep track of and report.

D.  

Process inputs, potentially including transaction lists, documents, and emails. The Business Analyst must ensure that all inputs are properly mapped to the use cases.

A.  

A way to store shared variables or credentials that can be used in different automation projects.

B.  

A way to store and organize reusable automation components within the platform.

C.  

A way to store and manage the source code for custom activities.

D.  

A way to store and organize project-related files and folders.

A.  

To identify and tram employees who will be responsible for maintaining and managing the automation process

B.  

To conduct user acceptance testing to ensure that the automation process meets the requirements of the business

C.  

To update the automation process with the latest features and enhancements released by UiPath

D.  

Monitor the performance of the process and compare it to the baseline which was established at the beginning of the project

A.  

Changes include adding new steps, removing existing steps, modifying existing steps or changing the order of executing steps.

B.  

Changes include requests that result from increasing the percentage of automation, improvements to the existing automation, bug fixing, or gaps in the documentation, discovered after Go-Live.

C.  

Changes include new reports or dashboards, changes to existing reports and new logs.

D.  

Changes include new initiatives, or future changes on the process that have been approved for automation.

A.  

To tram employees on how to use UiPath software

B.  

To test UiPath software for performance and reliability

C.  

To install and configure UiPath software on a computer

D.  

To make the automated process available for production use

A.  

Create a testing project for each test result in an RPA project.

B.  

Create a testing project for each workflow in an RPA project.

C.  

Create a testing project for each test case in an RPA project.

D.  

Create a testing project for each RPA project.

A.  

It indicates that the model needs more messages to be effectively trained.

B.  

It indicates that the Communications Mining platform is updating to a new version.

C.  

It indicates that the model is retraining and predictions may not be up to date.

D.  

It indicates that the dataset is up to date and the predictions from the latest model version have been applied.

A.  

Make sure the scope of the project is clearly defined and documented

B.  

Start documenting the process at a high level and then go into details

C.  

Communicate the impact to the stakeholders and get their approval to move forward

D.  

Fill m the gaps and recommend a version of the process to the stakeholders

A.  

Process Identification, Command Line Interface

B.  

Process & Documentation Bank, App creation for process discovery

C.  

Integration with Task Capture. Process Graph Visualization

D.  

Pipeline Management. Process & Documentation Bank''

A.  

Stakeholders, Schedules, Exceptions and Specifications

B.  

Actions, Tasks. Subprocesses and Inputs

C.  

Inputs, Process Flows, Source Applications and Outputs

D.  

Subprocess, Tasks, Subtask & Microprocesses

A.  

Maps how the process should look after being automated

B.  

Maps how the process should look after standardization

C.  

Maps out all the processes that must be automated

D.  

Maps out the current state of a business process

A.  

Root cause analysis

B.  

Extracting and loading data

C.  

Send automation ideas to Automation Hub

D.  

Simulating automations

A.  

Yes. but only multiple background processes

B.  

Yes. but only one foreground process and multiple background processes

C.  

Yes. multiple foreground and background processes

D.  

No, only one process can run in Assistant at a time

A.  

By allowing users to create custom extraction rules

B.  

By providing a visual interface for manually verifying extracted information

C.  

By using machine learning model algorithms to improve extraction accuracy over time, provided that the ML model is retrainable

D.  

By providing a central repository for storing and organizing documents

A.  

Can manipulate only User Interface applications

B.  

Can emulate human actions within digital systems

C.  

It requires constant human supervision to function properly

D.  

It allows anyone to configure hardware robots to behave as humans

A.  

Test

B.  

Discovery

C.  

Operate

D.  

Build

A.  

Threads

B.  

Label Summary

C.  

Trends

D.  

Segments

A.  

Automation Rate, Manual Processing Time, FTE

B.  

Automation Rate, Avg. number of events, FTE

C.  

Automation Rate, Total case value, FTE

D.  

Automation Rate, Manual Processing Time, Number of cases

A.  

An overview of the number of transactions and their final states, as well as a detailed look into exceptions.

B.  

The amount of time and money saved by Processes that use queues.

C.  

An overview of status and execution details of automations executed through Orchestrator and Assistant.

D.  

The amount of time and money saved by Processes that do not use queues.

A.  

Data Labeling is used to annotate text data, while Document Manager is used to annotate documents

B.  

Data Labeling can only be used to annotate text data for the Custom Named Entity Recognition model

C.  

Data Labeling is used to annotate documents that have been previously uploaded into Document Manager

D.  

They are the same product

A.  

Contracts, emails, and health records.

B.  

Forms, passports, and ID cards.

C.  

Forms, passports, ID cards, contracts, and emails.

D.  

Passports, invoices, purchase orders, utility bills.

A.  

Long-term improvement

B.  

Low hanging fruit

C.  

Quick win

D.  

Must-do improvement

A.  

The critical aspect is to update the PDD to include the requested changes along with a detailed, step-by-step description for each implemented change.

B.  

The primary aspect is to provide the PDD with performance metrics and statistics of how the changes have enhanced the automation solution overall.

C.  

The vital aspect is to maintain the issue logs about the changes implemented, highlighting any bugs or errors found during the implementation of the new requirements.

D.  

The essential thing is to update the PDD with the roll-back plan in case the changes do not meet the expected outcomes or cause any other issues.

A.  

Digitize, data extraction, classify, data export

B.  

Classify, data export, data extraction

C.  

Classify, data extraction, data export

D.  

Digitize, classify, data extraction, data export

A.  

Verify your identity on the recorder and start.

B.  

Minimize non-supported apps usage and limit task switching.

C.  

Confirm PII masking is activated.

D.  

Ensure all visible desktop applications and systems could be recorded.

A.  

Export trace

B.  

Most frequent path

C.  

Edit step

D.  

Recompute

A.  

Admin Console

B.  

Dashboard

C.  

Workspace

D.  

Explore

A.  

Human in the loop allows the human to pause a running process.

B.  

Human in the loop enables human validation in the middle of the process.

C.  

Human in the loop enables human execution flows.

D.  

Human in the loop allows the human to stop a running process.

A.  

To exclusively create and manage simple automation scripts without ML integration.

B.  

To transform data into real-time, actionable insights, primarily used for creating interactive dashboards and reports.

C.  

To manage multiple automations and their execution across different robotic systems.

D.  

To deploy, manage, and continuously improve Machine Learning models and consume them within RPA workflows in Studio.

A.  

Using the ML Extractor with the Invoices out-of-the-box ML model

B.  

Using the Form Extractor

C.  

Using FormsAI

D.  

Using the RegEx extractor

A.  

Monitoring and managing UiPath Robots.

B.  

Monitoring and managing documents used for labeling.

C.  

Monitoring and managing UiPath automation workflows.

D.  

Monitoring and managing attended automation processes.

A.  

Communications Mining uses machine learning to mimic human communication while interacting with users.

B.  

Communications Mining turns unstructured electronic communications data into structured data to drive action and insights in organizations.

C.  

Communications Mining processes unstructured documents to drive action and insights into processes.

D.  

Communications Mining is a chatbot solution designed to be an interface between humans and automations.

A.  

An image in the application window that identifies the element, for example an icon or a button

B.  

An XML fragment that stores the attributes of an element and its parent elements, including the target application

C.  

An anchor is a nearby element that helps to uniquely identify the target element.

D.  

A selector that takes into account possible changes in the attributes of an element, identifying them based on a pattern, rather than on an exact match

A.  

UiPath Automation Cloud, UiPath Automation Suite, Standalone

B.  

UiPath Automation Cloud, UiPath Modern Cloud, Standalone

C.  

UiPath Automation Platform, UiPath Automation Suite, Standalone

D.  

UiPath Automation Cloud, UiPath Automation Suite, Individual

A.  

Structured

B.  

Semi-structured

C.  

Fixed structured format

D.  

Semi-unstructured

A.  

Create a potential cost savings graph of the business process or requirement

B.  

Offer process solution design workflows

C.  

Provide a full list of applications used by the process

D.  

Organize testing phase meetings