From the first queued job to the last robot transaction in UiPath — observed, assured, self-healed.
UiPath runs the unattended processes your business depends on — invoices, claims, onboarding, and back-office reconciliations. When Orchestrator slows, a robot faults, a queue backs up, or a license runs out, jobs stall and SLAs slip. Reveille pioneered Content Observability to catch that: continuous coverage of Orchestrator, robots, queues, jobs, and the UiPath databases — plus real user analytics and self-healing built in.
Agentless — pre-configured for UiPath, on-premises in Automation Suite or in UiPath Automation Cloud.
Enterprises can monitor infrastructure. What they can't see is UiPath.
UiPath is a deep, multi-service stack — Orchestrator, attended and unattended robots, queues, Insights, Identity Server, and the UiPath databases on SQL Server. Infrastructure tools see the servers and the database. What they can't see is whether a robot completed its run, whether a queue is draining, or who changed what in the RPA console — the things that actually drive jobs processed and SLAs met.
That layer is where silent failures live. A robot faults mid-run. A job's run time creeps past its norm. A queue climbs unnoticed. A machine license quietly exhausts. An AI agent or downstream system consuming a UiPath robot's output fails — not because the model is wrong, but because the automation feeding it broke.
What infrastructure tools see
The servers ping, the database is up, CPU and memory look fine. Every host check is green — and an unattended robot can still be silently faulting.
What Reveille sees
A robot faulting, a job run time climbing past its norm, a queue backing up, a license nearing exhaustion, and abnormal RPA console access — the UiPath-level signals that precede a stalled automation or a missed SLA.
Why it matters
Platform availability is not workflow availability. Reveille measures the difference — at the Orchestrator, robot, queue, and console level — and self-heals before it reaches a ticket.
Every layer of the UiPath platform. Application-aware.
65+ prebuilt, application-aware tests cover the components that actually drive UiPath service levels — not generic endpoint pings. They span eight categories: Connectivity, Database, Platform, Operations, Clients, Licensing, Robots, and Security. An agentless UiPath Wizard and monitor template spin up a working monitor in minutes, drawn from a library that already understands Orchestrator, the robot tier, queues, and the UiPath database model. Zero relearning.
Every server reachable
Orchestrator, database, Insight, Insight Looker, Elastic Search, and shared storage servers are reachable — the first signal that the UiPath stack is up.
The UiPath databases answering
The UiPath SQL Server service and the core, Identity Server, Insights, Test Automation, Test Manager, and Update Server databases — with size, deadlock, active-transaction, failed-job, user-connection, and TLog-backup checks behind every robot, queue, and asset.
Platform ready to process work
Orchestrator health, robot process services, server free space, memory, and CPU, web server app-pool memory, Get Access Token, Orchestrator API status, OpenID Connect discovery, API documentation access, and execution, automation, and Studio log errors.
The robot fleet, accounted for
Robots by type, machine sessions, users, entities, process types, releases, folders, machines, and queue items — plus UiPath and machine license status — the live inventory behind every running automation.
Robots running on time
Robot run time, robot errors, and the robot run cycle — so a faulting robot or a run time creeping above its norm stands out before automations miss SLA.
Users never locked out
Login checks for Orchestrator, Identity, Insight, Test Manager, and Actions Manager — the consoles operators and developers depend on every day.
Console activity watched
The UiPath audit log, plus suspicious, failed, and unusual creation, deletion, and update transactions in the RPA management console — the early signal of an insider threat or an administration access breach.
KPIs across the RPA platform
Robot operating health, job run time and counts, machine and queue activity, server performance, license status, and management console activity — over 90 UiPath KPIs saved as measurable, trackable metrics.
Every test above ships out of the box for UiPath. See all our monitoring, metrics, and use cases for UiPath
Alert. Drill in. Resolve.
Detection is half the job. Reveille closes the loop — from a single threshold breach to a root-cause view in the affected robot, queue, job, or Orchestrator folder.
Anomaly detected
AI/ML dynamic thresholds learn normal UiPath patterns and cut alert noise from workload variation.
Context-packaged alert
Notifications arrive with the metrics, affected components, and troubleshooting data attached.
Self-healing remediation
When thresholds breach, Reveille can automatically trigger recovery actions — resolving issues before the ticket queue fills.
UiPath operational KPIs, out of the box.
Reveille's UiPath dashboard metric engine turns Orchestrator, robot, and queue signals into measurable key performance indicators — tracked, charted, and reported through RPA-aware dashboards. Over 90 metrics ship out of the box, covering robot health, job performance, server capacity, and console activity.
- Track robot operating health, job run time, and job counts across attended and unattended robots
- Watch queue item, machine session, and robot-error counts in real time
- Monitor server CPU, memory, and free disk, plus UiPath and machine license status
- Dynamic threshold detection powered by machine learning
Who did what — and when it looks wrong.
Reveille uses patented collectors to observe the actual user experience and activity across the UiPath REST and Identity consoles — out-of-band, never capturing passwords. It surfaces console adoption and response times, and flags suspicious or abnormal activity that can signal an insider threat or an RPA administration access breach.
- See who took which administrative action in the RPA console, and when — for audit, compliance, and capacity reviews
- Detect abnormal activity: same user from different IPs, failed and unusual transactions, suspicious console behavior
- Audit the UiPath audit log for creation, deletion, and update transactions that change RPA operation
- Reduce mean time to threat detection with endpoint integration such as Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Works with your existing stack.
Extend IT operations management (ITOM), security, and AI investments — no rip and replace.
One platform. Three teams.
Reveille translates UiPath signals into the language each team needs — IT operations, business owners, and managed service providers.
Stop flying blind on UiPath health.
65+ agentless UiPath tests and 90+ dashboard metrics across Orchestrator, robots, queues, and the UiPath databases — AI/ML dynamic thresholds and self-healing before the ticket queue fills, in one pane of glass.
Service Level Assurance on the processes business runs on.
Reveille catches failures before a stalled workflow becomes a missed close, a failed audit, or a broken customer promise.
Manage every customer UiPath environment through one pane.
Reduce support burden, prove value, and expand managed services with visibility your clients can see too.
Questions, answered.
What is Reveille for UiPath?
How is this different from UiPath's own Orchestrator dashboards and Insights?
Is Reveille for UiPath agentless?
Does Reveille support UiPath on-premises (Automation Suite) and in Automation Cloud?
Which UiPath components does Reveille monitor?
How many tests does Reveille provide for UiPath?
Can Reveille catch a robot or queue problem before it stops processing?
Does Reveille self-heal UiPath issues?
Can Reveille tell who did what in the RPA console and detect abnormal activity?
How does Reveille handle UiPath capacity planning and robot cost?
What about security and audit monitoring for UiPath?
Does Reveille integrate with our existing tools?
Will Reveille work in a secured or cloud environment?
How quickly can we get value from Reveille for UiPath?
What Reveille customers actually see.
Across ECM, IDP, and automation platforms — measurable Service Level Assurance, not best effort.
Self-healing automation and earlier detection cut the firefighting load in half — or better.
Manual checklists, status meetings, and after-the-fact troubleshooting replaced by proactive observability.
The content layer is where your business runs. Reveille makes sure it holds.
See Reveille for UiPath in your environment. Live demo, real UiPath data.
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