UiPath Automation Hub

UiPath Data Service is a no-code data modeling and cloud data storage component of the UiPath automation platform. It’s designed for RPA developers, automation CoEs, and IT teams who need a central, governed place to store and reuse business data across many UiPath automations. Instead of wiring each robot directly into multiple enterprise systems or building custom databases, you model entities and let robots read and write to a shared data layer.

You work with Data Service through a drag-and-drop interface to define data entities, fields, and relationships using common business data types (text, numbers, dates, files, choices, relationships, and constraints like min/max or defaults). These entities are then available as rich variables in UiPath Studio, App Studio, Robots, AI Center, and other UiPath components. The service runs in UiPath Automation Cloud, so you don’t manage infrastructure, and it exposes Open API endpoints for integration with other systems.

Data Service works well if you’re already invested in UiPath and want to reduce point-to-point integrations, desktop data sprawl, and one-off schemas in your robots. It centralizes data, enforces role-based access controls, and is built to scale as your automation program grows, leveraging UiPath’s Automation Cloud for capacity and security. According to UiPath’s materials, it’s aimed at both developers (to simplify data handling) and COE/IT leads (to avoid silos and proliferation of unmanaged data sources).

This is not an analytics or BI product, and it’s not an AI agent by itself—it’s an underlying data layer that your autonomous UiPath robots and apps use. Technical details about storage mechanisms, SLAs, and compliance are not provided on this page beyond “enterprise-grade security.” Pricing information for Data Service specifically is also not disclosed here and appears to be bundled as part of the broader UiPath platform. If you’re not using UiPath or you need a standalone database or data warehouse for general-purpose applications, this is unlikely to be the right fit.