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UiPath Process Mining

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Process mining inside an automation platform, so findings become deployed automations

Process Mining Software
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  • Deployment Cloud Based, On Premise, Hybrid
  • Starting price From $25
  • Free trial Available
  • Best for Medium Business, Large Enterprise

What is UiPath Process Mining?

UiPath Process Mining differs from standalone process mining tools in one structural way: it sits inside an automation platform. Discovering that a process is inefficient is only half the exercise, and UiPath's argument is that the same platform which finds the problem can build and deploy the robot that fixes it.

That continuity addresses the common failure of process mining programmes, which produce excellent analysis that never reaches implementation because the automation work sits with a different team using different tools and a separate budget.

The surrounding platform covers agentic automation for businesses of all sizes, spanning Automation Cloud and Test Cloud, with orchestration at enterprise scale. Published entry pricing for the platform starts at 25 dollars per month for an individual Basic plan, though Process Mining itself is a distinct capability within the portfolio and should be quoted specifically rather than assumed to sit at that rate.

UiPath supports adoption with substantial free education. UiPath Academy offers free online automation training with certifications and digital credentials, alongside product documentation, a developer community, a forum and a marketplace of prebuilt components. For an organisation building internal automation capability, that training infrastructure is a real part of the value.

Key Features of UiPath Process Mining

  • Process discovery from system event logs
  • Process visualisation and conformance checking
  • Bottleneck identification
  • Direct path from insight to automation
  • Automation Cloud integration
  • Test Cloud
  • Enterprise scale orchestration
  • Agentic automation capabilities
  • UiPath Academy free training
  • Marketplace of prebuilt components

UiPath Process Mining Pricing

Platform entry

From $25

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UiPath publishes a Basic individual plan at this rate across Automation Cloud and Test Cloud. Process Mining is a separate capability and should be quoted specifically.

Process Mining

Quoted on request

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Quoted as part of an enterprise automation agreement rather than listed at a per user rate.

UiPath Process Mining Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
  • On Premise
  • Hybrid
Desktop
  • Windows
  • Web App
Built for
  • Medium Business
  • Large Enterprise
Support
  • Email
  • Phone
  • Knowledge Base
Public API
Yes
Free trial
Yes
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
uipath.com

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UiPath Process Mining FAQs

UiPath publishes platform entry pricing starting at 25 dollars per month for an individual Basic plan, but Process Mining is a distinct capability within the portfolio and should be quoted specifically rather than assumed to sit at that rate.

It sits inside an automation platform, so the same system that identifies an inefficient process can build and deploy the automation that addresses it.

Process mining programmes commonly produce strong analysis that never reaches implementation, because the automation work sits with a different team using different tools and a separate budget.

UiPath Academy provides free online automation training with certifications and digital credentials, alongside documentation, a developer community, a forum and a marketplace of prebuilt components.

UiPath positions agentic automation for businesses of all sizes and publishes an individual entry plan, but process mining generally requires system event log volumes that smaller organisations may not generate.