Join us for a practical deep dive into UiPath Maestro Flow—the developer-first experience for building and operating enterprise orchestrations that coordinate agents, robots, people, applications, data, and documents.

About This Event

In this 90-minute session, UiPath MVPs Russ, Akhil and Logesh will explore the complete Maestro Flow lifecycle—from authoring with Studio Web, Visual Studio Code, and coding agents to testing, deployment, monitoring, and runtime management.

We’ll also demonstrate how Flow brings deterministic logic, agentic reasoning, enterprise integrations, document processing, and human involvement together within one governed and observable orchestration.

The session will also include insights, recommendations, and best practices from Product Manager Milo Shields, along with updates on the new and upcoming Maestro Flow and UiPath Maestro capabilities, followed by a product Q&A.

This session is part of the UiPath MVP monthly Connector Corner series.

Agenda and Topics

• Maestro Flow in the UiPath Platform — How Flow coordinates agents, robots, humans, applications, data, documents, and other UiPath capabilities
• One Flow, Multiple Authoring Experiences — Building through Studio Web, Visual Studio Code, Studio Desktop, coding agents, and Autopilot
• Deterministic and Agentic Orchestration — Triggers, branches, loops, parallel paths, APIs, connectors, agents, and reusable UiPath artifacts
• Data, Documents, and Human Tasks — Working with enterprise data, document processing, approvals, escalations, and long-running interactions
• Testing and Evaluation — Testing complete Flows or individual nodes, mocking dependencies, evaluating outcomes, and catching regressions
• Deployment and Durable Operations — Publishing, monitoring, tracing, retrying, pausing, resuming, and recovering Flow instances
• Product Updates and Q&A — What’s new and upcoming for Maestro Flow and UiPath Maestro, presented by Milo Shields

What You’ll Walk Away With

• A clear understanding of Maestro Flow and its role in enterprise orchestration
• Knowledge of visual, code-based, and agent-assisted Flow authoring
• Practical understanding of deterministic, agentic, and human-in-the-loop orchestration
• Insight into testing, deploying, monitoring, and managing long-running Flows
• An overview of new and upcoming Maestro capabilities
• Recommended Background
• Basic familiarity with UiPath, workflows, APIs, and AI agents
• No prior Maestro Flow development experience required
• Attendees are encouraged to review previous Connector Corner recordings on Agent Builder, Maestro, and API Workflows