About This Session

Production-ready automation isn't just about whether it works — it's about whether it keeps working, and whether you can afford to run it at scale. This session tackles both.

First, we go under the hood of UiPath Maestro to see how BPMN-based error handling keeps orchestrations resilient when things fail. Then, we shift gears to the business side and decode Platform Units — the unified credit system now powering consumption across AI Center, Document Understanding, Communications Mining, Maestro, Agents, Integration Service, and more.

Agenda (2 hours)

• 3:30 - 4:30 PM UiPath Maestro: Error Handling at the BPMN Workflow Level — Boundary Events, Conditional Throw, retry policies, orchestration-level retries, and a live end-to-end failure/recovery demo

• 4:30 - 5:00 PM Understanding Platform Units: How Consumption-Based Licensing Works — Consumption rates, what drives usage across capabilities, and cost estimation for architecture decisions

• 5:00 - 5:30 PM Live Q&A — Open floor for both sessions

Who Should Attend

• Developers and Solution Architects designing automations on the UiPath platform

• RPA/Automation Engineers working with Maestro orchestrations

• Anyone responsible for sizing, budgeting, or estimating cost under UiPath's Unified Pricing model

• UiPath Community members wanting a practical, demo-driven understanding of Maestro internals

What You'll Walk Away With

• A clear understanding of how BPMN-based error handling works in UiPath Maestro — including Boundary Events, Conditional Throw, and retry policies

• Practical, demo-backed knowledge of designing resilient orchestrations that recover gracefully from failure

• A working knowledge of Platform Units and how consumption rates translate into real cost

• The ability to make informed architecture and sizing decisions under the Unified Pricing model