UiPath Building Ecosystem Through Technology Partnerships

UiPath has announced four partnerships in a single day, revealing a strategy to embed its automation platform within enterprise data, cloud and AI infrastructure. 

The company revealed how it is working with Snowflake, Google Cloud, Nvidia and OpenAI, positioning its technology as a layer that connects AI models to business processes.

The partnerships address a gap between AI capabilities and operational implementation. Organisations have access to language models and data analytics, but translating insights into automated actions requires integration across systems. UiPath is providing that connective layer through its platform, which now orchestrates agents from multiple vendors.

UiPath partners with Snowflake on data-driven automation

The partnership with Snowflake connects UiPath’s platform with Snowflake Cortex AI, allowing enterprises to automate actions based on data insights. Snowflake Cortex Agents retrieve information from structured and unstructured data, while UiPath agents execute workflows based on those findings.

The integration expands UiPath Maestro’s orchestration capabilities to include data agents that operate within Snowflake’s environment, enabling organisations to query their data repositories and trigger automation without rebuilding legacy systems or modifying established workflows.

“At Snowflake, we believe that data should be the foundation of every intelligent enterprise,” says Baris Gultekin, Vice President of AI at Snowflake. “By connecting with UiPath’s Agentic Automation, customers can now move seamlessly from insight to action.”

“Data is only as valuable as the actions it drives,” says Graham Sheldon, Chief Product Officer at UiPath. “By combining Snowflake Cortex AI with the UiPath Platform, customers can turn trusted insights into orchestrated action without reworking their existing systems.”

Google Cloud Gemini models enable voice-based automation

UiPath has also launched a conversational agent that uses voice interaction through Google’s Gemini models. The product allows users to trigger and build automation through speech rather than code or visual interfaces.

The voice agent operates through Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform, processing natural language commands with the same functionality as developer-written code. The technology provides automatic speech recognition across languages, function calling for tool selection and processing with low latency for real-time use.

Voice interaction offers advantages for tasks that involve nuance or context that text-based systems struggle to capture. The agent includes emotion-aware dialogue and selective audio processing, where the model determines which inputs require responses.

“Voice is the most natural way we communicate, and now it can be the most natural way to automate,” says Graham. “By bringing Google Cloud’s Vertex AI and Gemini models into the UiPath Platform, customers can trigger and orchestrate automations through real-time speech.”

UiPath is available through Google Cloud Marketplace, allowing organisations to deploy the platform on Google Cloud infrastructure.

“The first wave of generative AI focused on individual productivity; the next is about transforming core business processes,” says Michael Gerstenhaber, VP of Product Management for Vertex AI at Google Cloud. “On Google Cloud’s Vertex AI, partners like UiPath are at the forefront of this shift, using our Gemini models to build agents that translate human language directly into complex, automated workflows.”

Nvidia NIM and Nemotron support high-trust workflows

The collaboration with Nvidia focuses on workflows that require security and accuracy, such as fraud detection and healthcare care management. UiPath is integrating Nvidia Nemotron models with Nvidia NIM microservices to deploy AI capabilities in regulated environments.

The partnership addresses requirements in regulated industries where on-premises or air-gapped deployments are necessary. Nvidia Nemotron models are open-source and customisable, allowing organisations to host and govern their own AI infrastructure.

“Sensitive processes like fraud detection or healthcare workflows demand AI that is both powerful and trustworthy,” says Graham. “By integrating Nvidia NIM models directly into the UiPath Platform, customers can deploy and orchestrate their own hosted models with enterprise-grade governance.”

UiPath is exploring additional applications of the technology, including orchestration of AI-powered agents and development of agents that combine automation expertise with Nvidia’s compute capabilities. The focus is on industries with strict regulatory requirements.

“Enterprises are seeking AI that delivers secure, reliable outcomes for complex and proprietary operations,” says Joey Conway, Senior Director of Enterprise Generative AI Software at Nvidia. “With open Nvidia Nemotron models and NIM microservices, UiPath can quickly create and deploy advanced automation with AI agents to serve complex use cases in regulated environments.”

OpenAI and UiPath create ChatGPT Enterprise integration

UiPath has announced work with OpenAI to build a ChatGPT connector that integrates OpenAI models with enterprise workflows. The collaboration includes a benchmark for evaluating computer-use models in automation scenarios.

OpenAI models, including GPT-5, are already part of UiPath Agent Builder. The new benchmark provides a framework for testing how AI models interact with computer systems in business contexts. The framework is designed for practical enterprise scenarios and can expand as agent capabilities develop.

UiPath Maestro will orchestrate agents from UiPath, OpenAI and other providers within business processes. The platform allows organisations to select models based on task requirements while maintaining centralised management.

The partnership includes an MCP integration that brings UiPath automation into ChatGPT Enterprise, meaning users can access unattended automations, API workflows, agents and Maestro workflows from within ChatGPT.

“We’re moving fast on computer-use agents for enterprises, and evaluations are how we measure progress and set higher standards,” says Giancarlo ‘GC’ Lionetti, Chief Commercial Officer at OpenAI. “Working with UiPath lets us deliver enterprise-grade evaluations and push the industry forward.”