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about_UiPathOrch SHORT DESCRIPTION PSDrives and cmdlets for managing UiPath Orchestrator from PowerShell. LONG DESCRIPTION UiPathOrch mounts Orchestrator tenants as PSDrives, enabling you to navigate folders, manage entities, and perform bulk operations using familiar PowerShell commands. 239 cmdlets cover four API systems: Orch Orchestrator OData API (189 cmdlets) Pm Platform Management / Identity Server API (32 cmdlets) Du Document Understanding API (7 cmdlets) Tm Test Manager API (11 cmdlets) KEY FEATURES - Mount multiple tenants simultaneously, each as a separate drive. - Navigate Orchestrator folder hierarchy with cd, dir, mkdir, rmdir. - Supports Automation Cloud and on-premises Orchestrator. - Bulk operations with wildcards and comma-separated values. - Cross-folder operations with -Path, -Recurse, and -Depth. - Tab completion for all parameter values (folder names, user names, asset names, etc.) via [Tab] or [Ctrl+Space]. - Parallel requests and in-memory caching for fast execution. - -WhatIf and -Confirm for safe destructive operations. - CSV export/import for bulk provisioning workflows. GETTING STARTED Step 1: Install the module Install-PSResource UiPathOrch Step 2: Set up credentials for your Orchestrator Register an external application (non-confidential or confidential) in the Orchestrator admin page, or prepare a Personal Access Token or username/password for older on-premises instances. See AUTHENTICATION TYPES below for details. Step 3: Configure Import-OrchConfig On first run the configuration file opens in Notepad. Fill in the drive name, Orchestrator URL, and authentication credentials. Save and run Import-OrchConfig again to mount the drive. Step 4: Connect cd Orch1: dir For full setup instructions, run: Get-OrchHelp AUTHENTICATION TYPES Non-Confidential App Interactive login required, no app secret. Recommended for interactive use. Confidential App App secret required, no interactive login. For unattended scripts. Some user-info commands (e.g. Get-OrchCurrentUser) are not available. Personal Access Token Token-based authentication without OAuth app registration. On-Premises Supports Identity Server and legacy username/password authentication. NAVIGATING PSDRIVE UiPathOrch is a PowerShell provider. Orchestrator folders appear as a file system. cd Orch1:\ Go to root folder cd Shared Go to subfolder cd .. Go to parent folder dir List subfolders dir -Recurse List all subfolders recursively ii . Open current folder in browser Tenant-level entities (users, machines, libraries) appear in the root folder. Folder-level entities (processes, jobs, assets, queues, triggers) appear in each folder. FOLDER SCOPE PARAMETERS Most cmdlets accept these parameters to target specific folders: -Path Target folder (wildcards and comma-separated values) -Recurse Include all subfolders -Depth Limit subfolder depth Specify these BEFORE other parameters so that tab completion for subsequent parameters uses the correct folder context. WILDCARD AND BULK OPERATIONS You can target multiple entities using wildcards and comma-separated names in positional parameters: Get-OrchAsset Config* Get-OrchUser a*,y* Remove-OrchAsset old_* -WhatIf CACHE BEHAVIOR Standard cmdlets cache results after the first call. Subsequent calls return cached data instantly. Volume cmdlets (Get-OrchJob, Get-OrchQueueItem, Get-OrchLog) query the server when filter parameters are specified. To force a refresh: Clear-OrchCache ESSENTIAL COMMANDS Import-OrchConfig Load configuration and mount drives Edit-OrchConfig Open configuration file in editor Get-OrchPSDrive Show connected drives and scopes Get-OrchCurrentUser Verify authenticated user Clear-OrchCache Clear cached data Get-OrchHelp Show documentation summary Switch-OrchCurrentUser Sign in with a different account Get-Help <CmdletName> -Full Detailed cmdlet help Get-Help <CmdletName> -Examples Usage examples Get-Command -Module UiPathOrch List all cmdlets EXAMPLES Example 1: List assets across all folders PS Orch1:\> Get-OrchAsset -Recurse | Select-Object Path, Name, Value Example 2: Start a job with preview PS Orch1:\Shared> Start-OrchJob MyProcess -WhatIf Example 3: Export users to CSV PS Orch1:\> Get-OrchUser | Export-Csv c:\users.csv Example 4: Work across multiple tenants PS> $drives = (Get-PSDrive -PSProvider UiPathOrch).Name | ForEach-Object { "$_`:\" } PS> Get-OrchProcess -Recurse -Path $drives Example 5: Programmatic tab completion (for scripts and AI agents) PS> (TabExpansion2 'Get-OrchAsset -Path Orch1:\ -Name ').CompletionMatches TROUBLESHOOTING Connection issues Clear-OrchCache; retry the operation. Permission errors Check Get-OrchUserPrivilege and Get-OrchFolderUser. Drive mount issues Edit-OrchConfig; then Import-OrchConfig. Confidential app errors Normal for user-info commands. Use Get-OrchPSDrive to verify connection. Entra ID warning Use Switch-OrchCurrentUser to sign in via Entra ID. NOTE PowerShell 7.x is required. UiPath Assistant is not required. For comprehensive documentation including migration guides, CSV workflows, and troubleshooting details, run Get-OrchHelp and refer to the Docs folder. SEE ALSO Get-OrchHelp https://marketplace.uipath.com/listings/uipathorch https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/UiPathOrch KEYWORDS UiPath Orchestrator PSDrive Automation |