A.  

Requirements, Test Cases, Test Sets, Test Results, Integrations, Project Settings.

B.  

Dashboard, Test Cases, Test Sets, Test Results.

C.  

Dashboard, Requirements, Test Cases, Test Sets, Test Results, Project Settings.

D.  

Requirements, Test Cases, Test Sets, Test Results.

A.  

Number of items to be processed and experience of developers

B.  

Number of users who will use the process and number of applications 10 be automated

C.  

Correctness of documentation and triggers scheduling strategy

D.  

Number of actions to be automated and complexity of architecture

A.  

Data modeling and storage.

B.  

Streaming robot-human collaboration management.

C.  

Centralizing Ui component libraries

D.  

Implementing process monitoring and analytics

A.  

Oracle Cloud infrastructure

B.  

Microsoft Azure

C.  

Google Cloud

D.  

Amazon Web Services

A.  

An IDE for creating custom robotic process automation workflows.

B.  

To develop and share custom applications using tow-code for automaton

C.  

A platform to access and control data in cloud-based systems

D.  

To manage and store content in digital file systems

A.  

Robotic Enterprise Framework (ReFramework).

B.  

Attended Automation Framework

C.  

No framework is needed

D.  

Orchestration Process Template

A.  

This approach simplifies the way a DU Process is being implemented, without any effect on the license consumption or development time.

B.  

Having the one-job-Per-File approach simplifies the End-to-End Business process tasking out the need for having a Dispatcher in place for running any DU Process. This simplifies the overall architecture and reduces the time needed to bring the implementation into production.

C.  

It prevents external issues from impacting the DU Process and unneeded license consumption due to re-execution. At the same time, it offers a better overview of the workload and robot utilization and it is easier to scale.

D.  

There is no real benefit but it offers a better separation between the existing UiPath Frameworks based on their purpose or area of expertise, it is always nice to have a dedicated tool for a specific task rather than having to reorganize a generic tool to fit your needs.

A.  

To facilitate better data management and provide users with the ability to edit and update data directly within the app.

B.  

To enable users to build interactive dashboards and advanced data visualizations using a drag-and-drop interface without coding.

C.  

To optimize communication protocols between various UiPath components.

D.  

To automate data extraction, transformation, and storage processes without relying on external RPA components or integrations.

A.  

Rule-based and repetitive tasks.

B.  

Tasks involving creative problem-solving.

C.  

Tasks relying on manual user input.

D.  

Tasks requiring consultant human intervention

A.  

Test cases can be linked directly from Uipath Studio

B.  

Test cases can be linked directly from UiPath orchestrator.

C.  

Test cases can be linked only from UiPath test Manager.

D.  

An external application connection needs to be defined in order to link test cases.

A.  

Unattended automations are best suited for smaller, fragmented tasks, while Attended automations handle complex and repetitive tasks.

B.  

Attended Automations require an Administrator to configure credential assets, while Unattended Automations don’t use credentials.

C.  

Attended automations can perform privileged operations, while Unattended automations are limited to basic tasks.

D.  

Attended automations run under human supervision, while Unattended automations operate without human intervention.

A.  

Financial services

B.  

Healthcare

C.  

Professional services

D.  

Retail

A.  

It is important to have a time contingency based on the complexity of the project.

B.  

The development estimation should include time for onboarding.

C.  

Estimation for the analysis of the input and output data is necessary.

D.  

Time for User Acceptance Testing should be included in the estimation.

A.  

Which activity

B.  

Do While activity

C.  

For Each activity

D.  

Parallel For Each activity

A.  

Rule-based extraction is more computationally intensive whereas model based systems are simpler and require fewer computational resources

B.  

Rule-based extraction requires manual data labeling while model-based extraction does not need any label or tracing data

C.  

Rule-based extraction relies on predefined rules and patterns, while model-based extraction utilizes machine learning algorithms to automatically identify and extract data

D.  

Model-based extraction is only effective for structured data sources whereas rule-based extraction can handle both structured and unstructured data sources seamlessly

A.  

It requires manual installation and maintenance.

B.  

Can have single or multi-node deployment options.

C.  

Major updates are provided twice yearly as one install for the entire suite

D.  

It scales up easily as your automation needs grow

A.  

Single-node deployment

High Availability deployment

High Availability with Disaster Recovery - Active/Passive

High Availability with Disaster Recovery - Two Active Data Centers

B.  

Single-node deployment

Multi-node deployment

High Availability deployment

High Availability with Disaster Recovery - Active/Passive

High Availability with Disaster Recovery - Two Active Data Centers

High Availability with Disaster Recovery - Multiple Active Data Centers

C.  

Single-node deployment

Multi-node deployment

High Availability deployment

High Availability with Disaster Recovery - Active/Passive

High Availability with Disaster Recovery - Two Active Data Centers

D.  

Single-node deployment

Multi-node deployment

High Availability deployment

High Availability with Disaster Recovery - Active/Passive

High Availability with Disaster Recovery - Two Passive Data Centers

A.  

There is no exception handling included for any of the steps.

B.  

The processing steps are too detailed which lowers readability.

C.  

The chosen colors do not align with the client organization’s corporate identity.

D.  

The diagram is not built using unified Modeling language shapes.

A.  

Generic Framework

B.  

Orchestration Process

C.  

Robotic Enterprise Framework

D.  

Background Process

A.  

Solution Architect

B.  

Project Manager

C.  

Program Manager

D.  

Client IT Owner

A.  

Define the licensing availability and strategy

B.  

Preform remote installations of UPath products (Such as Studio Assistant)

C.  

Configure connection between different products inside the UiPath ecosystem

D.  

Configure and deploy governance policies

A.  

As a subject matter expert the responds to question when they arise while creating the PDD.

B.  

Leads this task by compiling all the information in preparation for the review and approval by the client.

C.  

Overseas this process and provides guidance and direction.

D.  

Ensures that the client’s logo is placed in the header and the process name in he footer.

A.  

View and edit on Actions, View, edit, and create on Storage files. View on Storage Bucket View and edit on Action Assignments.

B.  

View on Actions, view, on storage files, view on Storage Buckets View and edit on Action Assignments.

C.  

View on Action, View and edit on Storage Files. View and create on Storage Buckets View and edit on Action Assignments.

D.  

View and edit Actions. View, edit, and create on Storage Files. View on Storage Buckets View on Action Assignments.

A.  

Create new tasks for Robots.

B.  

Start or pause Robot process execution.

C.  

Handle business process exceptions

D.  

Add breakpoints on certain activities

A.  

To schedule and execute robotic processes.

B.  

To define and manage user permissions.

C.  

To manipulate, evaluate, and calculate data.

D.  

To design and edit user interfaces.

A.  

Digitization data integration and management for automations.

B.  

Opportunity identification and pipeline management tor automations

C.  

Construct process maps and accelerate the adoption of automations

D.  

Streamline communications between teams and orchestration of automatons

A.  

Queues tasks jobs

B.  

Libraries assets triggers

C.  

Tenants packages webhooks

D.  

Folders, entities permissions

A.  

Cloud Mode (Orchestrator, Al Center/Document Understanding in cloud)

B.  

On-premise Mode (Orchestrator on-premise Al Center/Document Understanding Automation Suite installation)

C.  

On-premise Mode (Orchestrator on-premise Al Center Document Understating stand-alone installation)

D.  

Hybrid Mode (Orchestrate on premise Al Center Document Understanding in cloud)

A.  

Train Extractors Scope

B.  

Classify Document Scope

C.  

Train Classifiers Scope

D.  

Data Extraction Scope

A.  

Review and approve completed documents.

B.  

Extract specific information from documents.

C.  

Approve or correct the Robot's classification.

D.  

Create new document categories.

A.  

He should check if the customer has Data units allocated.

B.  

He should check if the customer has Mining units allocated.

C.  

He should check if the customer has Robot units allocated.

D.  

He should check if the customer has Al units allocated.

A.  

Is used by the support team to learn more about automation.

B.  

Is a deliverable created by the Client SME for the final business users.

C.  

Consolidates the project conclusion for the automation.

D.  

Contains the project’s detailed steps and timeline.

A.  

Option A

B.  

Option B

C.  

Option C

D.  

Option D

A.  

Unattended Dispatcher

B.  

Manually triggered Dispatcher

C.  

Human in the Loop Performer

D.  

Process Performer

A.  

The entire, all-encompassing "Process" parent sequence must be contained inside a Try-Catch activity to ensure optimal functioning and correct error handling

B.  

The code does not contain a "Set Transaction Status" activity to mark the transaction as Completed. Unless an error occurs, the queue items will get stuck in the "In Progress" state.

C.  

The "FindEmailsToProcess.xaml" workflow should be part of the Dispatcher layer and each email should represent a Transaction in the Performer process.

D.  

It is mandatory that all the workflows within the scope of the project adhere strictly to the widely accepted lowerCamelCase naming convention in order to maintain consistency.

A.  

Number of Data Service entities used.

B.  

High runtime, high volume, and low SLA.

C.  

Number of UiPath Studio project created

D.  

Low runtime, low volume, and medium-high SLA

A.  

High availability provides redundancy and stability for a multi-node Orchestrator deployment through a retrial mechanism.

B.  

High availability provides redundancy and stability for a multi-node Orchestrator deployment through failure resistance.

C.  

High availability provides redundancy and stability for a single-node Orchestrator deployment through failure resistance.

D.  

High availability provides redundancy and stability for a single-node Orchestrator deployment through exception handling.

A.  

How the product is managed from an IT infrastructure point of view.

B.  

The level of infrastructure integration between UiPath products.

C.  

The types of processes that can be automated using the products.

D.  

How each product I s licensed and billed

A.  

Design an architecture using UiPath Email activities to monitor emails and delegate the extraction and SAP input tasks to a third-party service that requires manual Input

B.  

Design an architecture where each individual mailbox has its dedicated robot to download invoices use Document Understanding to extract required information and use SAP BAPi to input the extracted data into SAP

C.  

Manually monitor and forward all the emails containing invokes to a centralized mailbox and then use a rule-based method to input the data into SAP.

D.  

Design an architecture utilizing the UiPath Email activities to monitor and retrieve invoices from multiple mailboxes use Document Understanding to extract required information and employ the UiPath SAP activities to input the extracted data into SAP

A.  

Download, deploy and run the ML Package locally on the machines where the process will run

B.  

Use the 'Link to other Tenants" option inside the Al Center

C.  

Make the skill public and use the generated API Key and URL to connect

D.  

It is not possible

A.  

A multi node HA ready production deployment involves one server node behind a toad balancer

B.  

A multi-node HA-ready production deployment involves a single-server node

C.  

A multi-node HA-ready production deployment involves 3 or more server nodes behind a toad balancer

D.  

A multi-node HA-ready production deployment has a knitted number of agent nodes

A.  

The rub-based extraction uses methods like regex extractor and form extractor on semi-structured documents while the model based extraction uses the forma Al and machine learning on documents with fixed formal

B.  

The model-based extraction is used for documents with a fixed format, relies on regular expressions and templates and ensures high accuracy for already known documents The rule-based extraction is used for semi-structured documents and relies on pre-trained models as we" as on custom models

C.  

The rule-based extraction is used for documents with a fixed format relies on rules (like regular expressions) and templates and ensures high accuracy for already known documents The model-based extraction is used tor semi-structured documents and relies on pre-trained models (like invoices receipts purchase orders etc) as well as on custom models

D.  

The rule-based extraction uses methods like regex extractor and forms Al. on documents with a fared format, while the model-based extraction uses the machine learning extractor on semi structured documents

A.  

All Server Products, Shared Suite Capabilities for integration with enterprise systems, a common end-user portal, and a Kubernetes-based infrastructure with cluster management and monitoring tools optimized for UiPath.

B.  

All Server Products, Shared Suite Capabilities for integration with external systems only, a common end-user portal, and Kubernetes infrastructure with cluster management and monitoring tools supported by third-party vendors.

C.  

All Server Products, individual management for each server product, a common end-user portal, and a Kubernetes-based infrastructure for cluster management and monitoring tools supported by third-party vendors.

D.  

All Cloud-based Products, Shared Suite Capabilities for integration with enterprise systems, a separate end-user portal for each product, an and a Kubernetes-based infrastructure for cluster management and monitoring tools.

A.  

Read the email as a first step and open CRM and tog in only if there's an email.

B.  

Do not send a confirmation email as part of this process

C.  

Navigate to the User Profile directly after the login

D.  

Log out from CRM before login so the environment is ready lot automation

A.  

Downloading external packages and resolving dependencies for a project

B.  

Creating a visual flowchart that represents the logs of the workflow tor easy understanding

C.  

Debugging and executing the workflow step-by-step to track any errors

D.  

Evaluating best-practices usage in the process identifying design errors and areas for improvement