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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
You’re designing an automation for a financial institution that processes loan applications. The process involves extracting data from scanned PDFs, validating it against a database, and then making a decision. The business has emphasized that the automation must be fully transparent and auditable, with clear logs showing every step and decision point. Considering these requirements, which architectural principle should be your primary guide when structuring the workflow?
- Minimize the number of activities to keep the workflow simple.
- Use a single, linear sequence from start to finish for clarity.
- Design the workflow around discrete, logical transactions with clear input and output.
- Implement all logic within a single Try Catch block to handle errors centrally.
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For processes requiring high transparency and auditability, structuring the workflow around discrete, logical transactions is key. This approach creates natural breakpoints for logging, makes the flow of data and decisions easier to follow, and aligns with the principle of having clear inputs and outputs for each business step, which is essential for audit trails.

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For processes requiring high transparency and auditability, structuring the workflow around discrete, logical transactions is key. This approach creates natural breakpoints for logging, makes the flow of data and decisions easier to follow, and aligns with the principle of having clear inputs and outputs for each business step, which is essential for audit trails.
Question 2 of 10

2. Question
A developer on your team has built an automation that interacts with a web application. They’ve used the ‘Click’ activity with a selector that targets a button. Recently, the application was updated, and the button’s ‘id’ attribute changed, causing the automation to fail. The developer suggests hardcoding the new ‘id’. What is a more sustainable solution you should recommend to prevent similar breaks in the future?
- Use the 'Type Into' activity instead, as it's more reliable than 'Click'.
- Implement a retry mechanism around the 'Click' activity to power through the failure.
- Utilize multiple, partial selectors with wildcards or dynamic attributes that are less likely to change.
- Switch to using image recognition to find and click the button, avoiding selectors altogether.
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The most robust solution is to design resilient selectors. Using multiple anchor bases, partial selectors, and leveraging attributes that are less prone to change (like ‘class’, ‘name’, or ‘innertext’ with wildcards) creates a selector that can tolerate minor UI changes. This is a core best practice in RPA development for maintaining automation stability.

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The most robust solution is to design resilient selectors. Using multiple anchor bases, partial selectors, and leveraging attributes that are less prone to change (like ‘class’, ‘name’, or ‘innertext’ with wildcards) creates a selector that can tolerate minor UI changes. This is a core best practice in RPA development for maintaining automation stability.
Question 3 of 10

3. Question
Your automation needs to read a complex, semi-structured invoice from a PDF where data isn’t always in the same exact position. Traditional data scraping is inconsistent. The UiPath Document Understanding framework is available to you. Which specific capability within this framework would be most effective for handling this type of document reliably?
- Digitization, to convert the PDF into a searchable text format.
- Classification, to identify the document as an invoice.
- Data Extraction using a pre-trained Invoice model, which can find fields based on context and labels.
- Validation, to compare extracted data against known database values.
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For semi-structured documents like invoices where field positions vary, the pre-trained models in Document Understanding (like the Invoice model) are ideal. They use Machine Learning to understand the context and relationships between labels (e.g., ‘Invoice Date:’) and values, rather than relying on fixed coordinates, making the extraction much more resilient to layout changes.

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For semi-structured documents like invoices where field positions vary, the pre-trained models in Document Understanding (like the Invoice model) are ideal. They use Machine Learning to understand the context and relationships between labels (e.g., ‘Invoice Date:’) and values, rather than relying on fixed coordinates, making the extraction much more resilient to layout changes.
Question 4 of 10

4. Question
Imagine you’re leading the deployment of a critical automation to 50 virtual machines in Production. You need to ensure the correct version of the package is deployed, monitor its execution, and be alerted of any failures. Which UiPath platform component is specifically designed to be the central hub for managing this exact scenario?
- UiPath Studio, where you can publish packages directly to machines.
- UiPath Orchestrator, for managing processes, robots, and queues across the entire environment.
- UiPath Assistant, to manually start jobs on each individual machine.
- UiPath Insights, for creating dashboards after the processes have run.
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UiPath Orchestrator is the central management and monitoring console for RPA deployments. It is designed to handle package distribution (deployment), scheduling and starting jobs on multiple robots, managing queues and assets, and providing logs and alerts. It is the essential tool for administering automation at scale in a production environment.

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UiPath Orchestrator is the central management and monitoring console for RPA deployments. It is designed to handle package distribution (deployment), scheduling and starting jobs on multiple robots, managing queues and assets, and providing logs and alerts. It is the essential tool for administering automation at scale in a production environment.
Question 5 of 10

5. Question
During the testing phase of an automation, you encounter a situation where a legacy application occasionally throws a non-critical pop-up window that interrupts the main flow. The pop-up is unpredictable. What is the most efficient and clean error handling strategy to ensure the automation can continue its core task?
- Wrap the entire workflow in a global Try Catch and log the error for later review.
- Use a 'Retry Scope' activity to repeatedly attempt the failing step until it succeeds.
- Implement a separate 'Image Exists' check before each step to look for the pop-up and close it if found.
- Use the 'On Element Appear' trigger event from the UiPath.UIAutomation.Activities package to detect and handle the pop-up asynchronously.
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The ‘On Element Appear’ trigger is designed for this exact scenario. It allows the automation to handle unexpected UI elements asynchronously, meaning it can monitor for the pop-up in the background while the main sequence continues. When the pop-up appears, the trigger’s container executes (e.g., to close it), without breaking the primary workflow’s logic or requiring cluttered pre-checks.

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The ‘On Element Appear’ trigger is designed for this exact scenario. It allows the automation to handle unexpected UI elements asynchronously, meaning it can monitor for the pop-up in the background while the main sequence continues. When the pop-up appears, the trigger’s container executes (e.g., to close it), without breaking the primary workflow’s logic or requiring cluttered pre-checks.
Question 6 of 10

6. Question
You are reviewing a workflow that processes items from a queue. For each queue item, it performs a transaction, and the result (Success/Fail) must be written back to that specific item. The developer has used a ‘Transaction Item’ variable within the ‘Process Transaction’ activity. How should the result be properly reported back to Orchestrator to update the queue item’s status?
- Set the 'TransactionItem.Status' property to 'Successful' or 'Failed'.
- Use the 'Set Transaction Status' activity at the end of the transaction processing block.
- Write the result to a log file, and a separate process will sync it with Orchestrator.
- Assign the result to a local variable; Orchestrator automatically detects the outcome.
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The ‘Set Transaction Status’ activity is the explicit and correct method to report the outcome of processing a queue item back to Orchestrator. It allows you to set the status (e.g., Successful, Failed, Abandoned) and optionally provide an output (like a reference ID or error message). This updates the queue item in Orchestrator’s interface for monitoring and potential retry.

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The ‘Set Transaction Status’ activity is the explicit and correct method to report the outcome of processing a queue item back to Orchestrator. It allows you to set the status (e.g., Successful, Failed, Abandoned) and optionally provide an output (like a reference ID or error message). This updates the queue item in Orchestrator’s interface for monitoring and potential retry.
Question 7 of 10

7. Question
A process you’ve automated requires a secret API key to connect to an external service. Storing this key directly within the XAML file or a local spreadsheet is a security risk. What is the secure, Orchestrator-managed method to provide this credential to the automation at runtime?
- Encrypt the key using a .NET library and store the encrypted string in a project constant.
- Use the 'Get Credential' activity, which will prompt a human operator to enter it when the bot runs.
- Store the credential as an 'Asset' in Orchestrator of type 'Credential', and use the 'Get Asset' activity to retrieve it.
- Hardcode it in the Invoke Workflow File activity's arguments when scheduling the job.
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Orchestrator Assets, specifically of the ‘Credential’ type, are the secure, centralized mechanism for managing secrets. The credential is stored encrypted in the Orchestrator database. The robot uses the ‘Get Asset’ activity to retrieve it at runtime, and the actual password value is never exposed in logs or the workflow itself, adhering to security best practices.

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Orchestrator Assets, specifically of the ‘Credential’ type, are the secure, centralized mechanism for managing secrets. The credential is stored encrypted in the Orchestrator database. The robot uses the ‘Get Asset’ activity to retrieve it at runtime, and the actual password value is never exposed in logs or the workflow itself, adhering to security best practices.
Question 8 of 10

8. Question
You’re building an automation that must execute a specific block of logic—like calculating sales tax—in over twenty different workflows. Copying and pasting the same activities is creating a maintenance nightmare. Which UiPath feature should you use to create a single, reusable component that can be called from any of these workflows?
- Templates, to ensure all new projects start with the same logic.
- Snippets, for quickly inserting pre-built groups of activities.
- Library Projects, to publish the logic as a custom activity that can be referenced and shared.
- Global Exception Handler, to centrally manage errors in the tax calculation.
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A Library Project is designed for creating reusable components. You develop the logic (e.g., a ‘CalculateTax’ method) in a library, publish it as a .nupkg package, and then reference that package in other Studio projects. The library’s activities then appear in the Activities panel, allowing for centralized development, versioning, and updates—dramatically simplifying maintenance.

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A Library Project is designed for creating reusable components. You develop the logic (e.g., a ‘CalculateTax’ method) in a library, publish it as a .nupkg package, and then reference that package in other Studio projects. The library’s activities then appear in the Activities panel, allowing for centralized development, versioning, and updates—dramatically simplifying maintenance.
Question 9 of 10

9. Question
In a large enterprise deployment, you have a mix of attended robots on user desktops and unattended robots on virtual machines. You need to ensure that a sensitive automation, which performs financial adjustments, can ONLY be triggered by an authorized user from their Assistant and then runs under their identity on a dedicated machine. How should you configure the robot and process in Orchestrator?
- Publish the process to Orchestrator and assign it to an Unattended robot pool. Users can start it from a dashboard.
- Publish the process and assign it to a specific user's Attended robot. The user can then run it locally via their UiPath Assistant.
- Configure the process for Attended automation and use a 'Human in the Loop' activity to get approval before the sensitive step.
- Set up the process on a Floating Unattended robot, and users will queue jobs for the next available robot.
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For a sensitive, user-initiated process that must run under the user’s identity, the correct setup is an Attended robot assigned to that specific user. The process is published to Orchestrator and made available to that user’s robot. The user can then find and trigger it directly from their UiPath Assistant, ensuring the automation executes in their logged-in session with their permissions.

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For a sensitive, user-initiated process that must run under the user’s identity, the correct setup is an Attended robot assigned to that specific user. The process is published to Orchestrator and made available to that user’s robot. The user can then find and trigger it directly from their UiPath Assistant, ensuring the automation executes in their logged-in session with their permissions.
Question 10 of 10

10. Question
You’re designing an automation for a financial institution that processes loan applications. The process involves extracting data from scanned PDFs, validating it against a database, and then making a decision. The business has emphasized that the automation must be fully transparent and auditable, with clear logs showing every step and decision point. Considering these requirements, which architectural principle should be your primary guide when structuring the workflow?0
- Increase the logging verbosity to 'Verbose' to get more detailed timing information.
- Use the 'Parallel For Each' activity instead of a standard 'For Each Row' activity to process rows concurrently.
- Move the creation of application instances (like Excel Application Scope) outside the loop if they are reused.
- Replace the DataTable with a List of custom objects for in-memory operations.
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For processes requiring high transparency and auditability, structuring the workflow around discrete, logical transactions is key. This approach creates natural breakpoints for logging, makes the flow of data and decisions easier to follow, and aligns with the principle of having clear inputs and outputs for each business step, which is essential for audit trails.0

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For processes requiring high transparency and auditability, structuring the workflow around discrete, logical transactions is key. This approach creates natural breakpoints for logging, makes the flow of data and decisions easier to follow, and aligns with the principle of having clear inputs and outputs for each business step, which is essential for audit trails.0

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