I can see a clear focus on the development team to offer better tools and improve the workflow of it customers. The previous release of the last year gave to the developer options to better deliver their automations, like the possibility of working with coded workflows. RPA besides beign selled as a "no code" or "low code" technology, it shouldn`t be the rule. The difference between an expert developer and a bussines professional that is trying to automate something are horrendous. Its the responsabilithy of the rpa tools to offer what should help the most in both situations, and fortunally Uipath is actively hearing his customers feedback and deleveting.

What i like the most is to help people ease their repetetive workflows and make their workday more dynamic.

It's integration with almost all the applications available is one of the think I like best. Also it's futuristic technlogies like AI Center, Document Understanding maks it self sufficient RPA solution. It's very easy to use and implement also. Customer support is as per expectation which we didn't use frequently.