What is our primary use case?
I have been working with UiPath Platform in my current firm as well as in my last firm. In my current firm, I started in October 2024 and continued until November 2025, which is approximately one year and one month.
The tasks I perform using UiPath Platform involve testing flows and finding flaws. The solution primarily reduces human error and frees up employee time by identifying errors across different types of modules. When I refer to modules, I mean different browser versions, different types of browser in-app previews, desktop previews, and mobile previews.
I also identify missing flows in configuration or missing information that might not load in the JSON of users trying to go through our flow. If any of that happens, it represents a significant compliance issue for us. We cannot move forward to posting data to an advertiser or publisher unless we have TCPA consent for the user for a particular marketing partner name. We primarily deployed UiPath Platform for finding these mistakes.
Instead of UiPath Platform, we have built our own in-house system for conducting most of the entire UI/UX testing. Currently, we were bifurcated by different sites that we were operating upon. Around January of last year, there was a change in how TCPA consent could be taken. A one-to-one approach was mandated throughout the US, especially for Medicare providers, just after the AEP period concluded. This change made it possible for us to build the system in-house.
Otherwise, the flow counts were enormously high. I have been working in the field of automation for my current firm as well as for my last firm. I have been working in this field for approximately three and a half to four years.
What is most valuable?
The features I find most valuable include an automation feature that can drive through all possible browser versions of Chromium, either on web, in-app preview of Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, or any social app, or on the direct preview. This allows us to have the loading test and the JSON verification test happen in parallel and simultaneously for all possible browser versions currently in use.
That saved us considerable time, and I remember receiving significant praise for that capability. Beyond that, there was a feature where we could fetch the exact session ID and user session time for a user who was able to claim a reward from our side, making it easier for the business team to process it on their end. These two features were highly helpful.
I remember there were some smaller features as well which were used by a team for conducting A/B testing and A/B testing verifications. We frequently conduct flow configurations and A/B testing on those flows on a particular UI, and that feature was helpful for testing as well. The connectivity with our console was fine and good.
What needs improvement?
The improvements I believe could be made to UiPath Platform depend on which area they are trying to focus on. Is it about developing stronger relationships with large organizations and large firms where the initial connection takes considerable time, API configuration, and system setup with a learning curve? If that is the target area, I believe UiPath Platform needs to make the product easier to understand and improve the integration with current existing models and versions of models being run.
For example, which data flows or data types are being used, what version of Python and PHP is currently being utilized, and whether it is compatible across all flows. On that aspect, they can improve. Separately, although I do not believe that is the intent, if the intent is to be highly generic, something similar to Zapier or a Y Combinator-based approach to the market, I would say they need to bring changes to their pricing strategy.
Currently, the pricing is very aggressive, and it makes sense only if you are operating above 10,000 to 100,000 leads per day. For us, it was worthwhile at that volume. Unless we are processing that kind of information, the subscription would not make sense. Perhaps the pricing could be relaxed somewhat for smaller organizations.
The additional features I believe they could implement in the future to make the platform more complete involve addressing the primary use case for which we adopted it. They were on par with, and probably the best in the market to serve us. Although there might be small nuances in how we are implementing things, for example, we have recently implemented a chatbot.
That essentially multiplies every single flow into the number of chat sessions and how it can flow forward. Those implementations were tough to handle in UiPath Platform. You would have to start from the beginning and build everything up slowly, developing logics. More AI integration could occur where their systems can make a pre-assessment of how the systems can look, and then an engineer can do a validation instead of building everything from the start. That is one aspect of potential improvement.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been working with UiPath Platform in my current firm as well as in my last firm. In my current firm, I started in October 2024 and continued until November 2025, which is approximately one year and one month.
How are customer service and support?
My experience with the technical support from UiPath Platform has been good. They are responsive, although sometimes there is a time flow between when they respond and when they revert back. However, it never happens that they are unresponsive. Usually, the response frequency is one to two times during a working day.
More often than not, I have to plan accordingly, and sometimes my engineers had to work slightly overtime so that we could get our doubts cleared and did not want to wait all the way until the next day. However, I would say the support is adequate. They could potentially improve if they had provided more help to my engineers and myself in understanding their systems, which would have enabled our integration to happen earlier.
I would rate their technical support as an eight, a solid eight.
What other advice do I have?
For monitoring the tone or sentiment in messages, we used a different approach entirely. Most of it was done through Google's own LLM for sentiment analysis for call centers based in Mexico, routed through a different method. We did not completely utilize UiPath Platform for that purpose.
I have personally not used the UiPath Academy courses. I do not know about my team; I would have to check and revert to you on that matter.
I purchased UiPath Platform from the AWS Marketplace directly. I would have to check with my finance team regarding the exact terms, but it was a direct deal.
My thoughts on UiPath Platform's user community in terms of the value that I gain by being part of it are that it is very difficult to assess because most of the time we were seeking help from Claude or GPT, or Gemini for understanding what was not working, and we resolved our work through that approach rather than going to community forums, Slack, Reddit, or elsewhere. We did not engage much in those communities because our system is very complicated and has numerous TCPA requirements that we must meet. We cannot share that information with anyone.
Most of the time we were using Anthropic's Claude only for debugging systems and debugging issues when we were unable to move forward.
I would have to ask my engineers if we used UiPath Communications Mining. I personally did not.
I am currently a customer of UiPath Platform.
My overall rating for this review is eight point five.
Disclosure: My company does not have a business relationship with this vendor other than being a customer.