UIADP case studies
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The UiPath Automation Developer Professional credential is aimed at developers who have moved past the fundamentals and are expected to build, debug, and deploy production-grade automations without hand-holding. It sits above the Associate-level certification and assumes comfort with Studio, the Robot/Orchestrator relationship, and the standard project layout. The UIADP case studies are 5 cases and about 2,102 words.
1Peak-Season Invoice Intake
Northwind's accounts payable team receives about 900 supplier invoices each working day in a shared mailbox. Roughly 60% arrive as text-based PDFs, 25% as scanned images, and 15% as invoice details typed only in the email body.
396 words, about 2 min2Nightly Customer Export Cleanup
Each night a CSV export lands in a shared folder: 48,000 rows with columns CustomerID, Email, SignupDate, Country, and LifetimeAmount. The source team warns that duplicate CustomerID rows occur when a customer changes country; the latest SignupDate row is authoritative.
400 words, about 2 min3Monthly Close Workbook and Regional Distribution
At the close of each month, a controller opens Sales Close.xlsx: 14 worksheets, about 120,000 rows total, several formulas, and one sheet locked by a colleague during business hours. The bot must refresh a pivot-style summary, save a copy, and email a filtered extract to 38 regional managers.
399 words, about 2 min4Intermittent Save Timeout at 02:00
An unattended bot processes 250 claim transactions nightly between 01:00 and 04:00. In the last 30 days it failed 3-6% of transactions at the same point: after opening a claim modal, clicking Save sometimes times out after 30 seconds.
388 words, about 2 min5Queue Priority and Robot Allocation at Month-End
Shared Services runs one Orchestrator tenant with 5 unattended robots across two machine templates, 120 queue items per hour, and three departments: Claims (priority 1, 8-hour SLA), Billing (priority 2, 24-hour SLA), and Audit (priority 3, 72-hour SLA). At month-end, Claims volume doubles for two days and Billing drops 40%.
519 words, about 3 min