Traditional UI automation often breaks. Selectors change, applications update, and what once worked quickly becomes unreliable and difficult to maintain.

In this session, we’ll explore a different approach using UiPath ScreenPlay, one that focuses on intent and natural language instead of fragile selectors.

You’ll see how automations can be built using plain English instructions, making them easier to design, understand, and evolve over time. Through a real-world, end-to-end demonstration, we’ll walk through how this approach improves reliability while simplifying how automations are created.

This session is designed to be practical and grounded, helping you understand when and how to apply this approach in your own work.

What You’ll Learn

• Why traditional UI automation breaks and how to avoid it
• How natural language can be used to build UiPath automations
• What ScreenPlay is and how it changes UI automation design
• When to use this approach vs traditional RPA or APIs
• Best practices for building more reliable automations

Who Should Attend

• UiPath developers
• Business analysts and automation leads
• COE members and solution architects
• Anyone frustrated with brittle UI automations

Speaker

Ruchir Mahajan is a 3x UiPath MVP focused on building practical, real world automation solutions. He is known for simplifying complex topics like ScreenPlay and helping teams move away from fragile, selector based automation toward more reliable, intent driven approaches using natural language.