Combines RPA and AI agents for enterprise process automation.
- Operator
- UiPath
- Open source
- Not indicated
- Payment capability
- Not indicated
- Supports MCP
- Yes
- Supports agent-to-agent protocols
- Not indicated
- Enterprise-managed
- Yes
- Cryptographically signed
- Not indicated
- Independent audit on record
- No public independent audit found
- Operator confirmed this listing
- Not indicated
- Last reviewed
- 2026-09-08
Verification notes: Re-checked this pass. MCP support remains extensively documented across official UiPath docs — three server types (platform-hosted, coded, and command-based) let RPA workflows, processes, and integrations be exposed as agent tools. UiPath has publicly partnered with Google on adopting A2A, and third-party coverage describes UiPath's Maestro orchestration layer using A2A internally, but no UiPath-authored documentation confirming shipped, general-availability A2A support was located this pass — the a2a flag stays false until that's documented directly rather than inferred from the partnership announcement. Re-checked again this pass against current UiPath docs and release notes: same picture holds — Maestro's orchestration layer is described in third-party and partner coverage as A2A-capable, but no UiPath-authored page states general-availability A2A support outright, so the flag stays false. No other changes found.
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