UiPath Launches Cartographer to Map How Enterprise Work Actually Gets Done
The resulting Map of Work can then be used to identify opportunities for process redesign and build agents, workflows and automations.
UiPath has launched UiPath Cartographer, a new product designed to create what the company calls a “Map of Work”—a living, governed view of how business processes actually operate inside an enterprise- at its FUSION conference in Las Vegas.
"For years, businesses have digitised their data without ever capturing the enterprise context of how that data is actually put to work. Map of Work is how we translate that gap into something concrete. A process map tells you how work is designed to run," said Daniel Dines, UiPath Founder and CEO.
Cartographer addresses a growing challenge for enterprises adopting AI agents and automation by capturing how work is actually carried out, including the exceptions and decisions that rarely appear in formal process documents.
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UiPath says this knowledge is frequently reconstructed whenever a new automation or AI project begins, creating a gap between the documented process and how work happens in practice.
Cartographer attempts to turn that operational knowledge into a structured and governed source of truth. Instead of relying on weeks of interviews and manually created process documents, business analysts can use guided conversations to bring together documents, process steps, rules and exceptions from different systems.
The resulting Map of Work can then be used to identify opportunities for process redesign and build agents, workflows and automations.
UiPath Cartographer is the key to uncovering the operational knowledge of how that work actually runs, with every exception and every judgment call included. It’s the first product built to capture both and keep them in sync," Dines added.
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The product offers three ways to create these maps. Prebuilt Maps cover common business processes such as loan origination, healthcare claims review and source-to-pay.
Process Atlas provides a library of maps for complex processes across industries, including case plans, KPIs, benchmarks, policies and rules. Enterprises can also build their own maps for proprietary processes where governance and company-specific knowledge are critical.
The maps are designed to remain connected to the automations built from them. As employees make decisions during a process, those decisions can be captured and proposed as changes to the Map of Work, although the designated owner must approve or reject every change.
Cartographer also integrates with UiPath Maestro for orchestrating agents and workflows, while the company’s Decision Ledger records decisions and the reasoning behind them. UiPath says this creates a continuous improvement loop in which operational knowledge is updated as processes run.
UiPath has also expanded its platform with new capabilities for enterprise AI and automation, including generally available Coding Agents, the new Delegate productivity agent, and enhanced data and integration tools.
The company introduced stronger governance controls, model monitoring and compliance features. Its Automation Suite is now available on Linux, giving enterprises greater control over AI workloads, data and security.
"Our platform gives customers the map they need to chart the right course for agentic transformation, at the pace and context their enterprise requires. That context informs the control plane that governs building, data access, integration, and the launch of automations that run the business, with the assurance that it all stays inside the boundaries the business sets," said Raghu Malpani, UiPath Chief Product and Technology Officer.
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