UiPath-AABPv1 sample questions

Question 1

Vanguard Freight is transitioning its international customs clearance exception handling from manual email triage to an agentic business orchestration solution on the UiPath Platform. During discovery, business analysts worked with customs brokers to capture the as-is manual steps, business rules, document types, and exception volumes.

Now in the design phase, the solution architect and AI engineer are designing a hybrid architecture in which a UiPath Maestro BPMN process coordinates deterministic RPA workflows, Integration Service API calls, a specialized tariff classification AI agent, and human validation tasks in Action Center. To maintain clear governance and separation of concerns across the Center of Excellence (CoE), the team must divide the project documentation across the Process Definition Document (PDD), Solution Design Document (SDD), and Agent Design Document (ADD).

How should the team partition the functional, architectural, and agent-specific specifications across the PDD, SDD, and ADD?

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Document the as-is business process, exception rules, and business metrics in the PDD; define the overall Maestro orchestration topology, deterministic workflow contracts, and infrastructure integrations in the SDD; and specify the tariff agent's goal, prompt hierarchy, context grounding sources, tools, escalations, and evaluation criteria in the ADD.

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Record the business exception rules in the ADD, place the agent's tool-calling JSON schemas and guardrails in the SDD, and document the Orchestrator folder permissions in the PDD.

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Place the LLM system prompts and Context Grounding index schemas in the PDD; store the BPMN gateway logic and Action Center SLA timers in the ADD; and restrict the SDD to unattended robot machine templates.

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Combine all deterministic UI selectors, API workflow schemas, and agent evaluation datasets exclusively inside the PDD, while using the SDD and ADD only as post-deployment runbooks for production support.

Question 2

An automation delivery team has finalized the BPMN process diagram for a multi-actor commercial loan underwriting process and is moving into the next stage of the UiPath Maestro orchestration lifecycle to turn the design into executable workflows with business rules, queues, and triggers. Which lifecycle stage is the team entering, and which primary platform capabilities are used in this stage?

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Implement — using Maestro, Orchestrator, and Decision Models (DMN)

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Optimize — using AI Trust Layer audit logs and Workflow Analyzer

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Operate — using Maestro Instance Management, Case Instance Management, and Case App

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Model — using Process Mining, Task Mining, and Studio Desktop

Question 3

During the Development and Code Review stage of a multi-workflow invoice reconciliation project, several automation developers are building sub-processes in parallel. According to the UiPath automation lifecycle guidelines, what primary responsibility does the RPA Solution Architect hold during this stage to maintain workflow quality before testing begins?

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Coaching developers on best practices and performing frequent code reviews to maintain workflow quality

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Provisioning production unattended Robot Units and managing live Case App escalations

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Authoring the initial as-is Process Definition Document (PDD) from business user recordings

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Executing user acceptance testing (UAT) scripts directly in the production tenant alongside business SMEs

Question 4

When finalizing the Development Details section of a Development Specification Document (DSD) for an enterprise order-to-cash automation, which TWO groups of artifacts belong in this section rather than in the Runtime Guide section? (Select TWO)

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Package dependencies, source control repository details, custom logs, and flowchart snapshots

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Invoke trees, workflow components, and reusable components used across the project

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High-level runtime diagrams and Orchestrator queue prerequisite configurations

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Production schedule intervals and unattended robot credential rotation procedures

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Step-by-step instructions for operations staff to resume a halted process instance

Question 5

A lead automation engineer opens a multi-component cloud solution in Studio Desktop to inspect and update its workflows. The solution contains a Windows RPA project, a Maestro Flow project, an API workflow project, and an Agent project. What happens when the engineer selects the API workflow project and the Agent project inside Studio Desktop?

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Studio Desktop prevents editing of both projects and displays a contextual banner with a link to open and edit them in Studio Web.

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The Agent project can be edited directly in Studio Desktop, whereas the API workflow is hidden from the Solution Explorer.

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Studio Desktop converts the API workflow into a local C# coded workflow and opens the Agent project in a read-only JSON editor.

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Both projects open for full visual editing in Studio Desktop as long as the UiPath Maestro extension is enabled.

Question 6

A treasury operations team needs an automation that retrieves approved supplier invoices from Workday, transforms the JSON currency fields, creates payment records in NetSuite, and posts a status update to Slack. All three external systems expose REST endpoints and Integration Service connectors, and no browser or desktop UI interaction is needed. Which Studio Web project type is purpose-built for this scenario?

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API workflow

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Conversational agent

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Windows RPA workflow

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Case management project

Free UiPath-AABPv1 sample questions

When finalizing the Development Details section of a Development Specification Document (DSD) for an enterprise order-to-cash automation, which TWO groups of artifacts belong in this section rather than in the Runtime Guide section? (Select TWO)

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