Processes

Service for managing UiPath Maestro Processes

UiPath Maestro is a cloud-native orchestration layer that coordinates bots, AI agents, and humans for seamless, intelligent automation of complex workflows. UiPath Maestro Guide

Usage

Prerequisites: Initialize the SDK first - see Getting Started

import { MaestroProcesses } from '@uipath/uipath-typescript/maestro-processes';

const maestroProcesses = new MaestroProcesses(sdk);
const allProcesses = await maestroProcesses.getAll();

Methods

getAll()

getAll(): Promise<MaestroProcessGetAllResponse[]>

Returns

Promise<MaestroProcessGetAllResponse[]>

Promise resolving to array of MaestroProcess objects with methods MaestroProcessGetAllResponse

Example

// Get all processes
const allProcesses = await maestroProcesses.getAll();

// Access process information and incidents
for (const process of allProcesses) {
  console.log(`Process: ${process.processKey}`);
  console.log(`Running instances: ${process.runningCount}`);
  console.log(`Faulted instances: ${process.faultedCount}`);

  // Get incidents for this process
  const incidents = await process.getIncidents();
  console.log(`Incidents: ${incidents.length}`);
}

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getElementStats()

getElementStats(request: MaestroProcessStatsRequest): Promise<ElementStats[]>

Get element stats for process instances

Returns per-element execution counts (success, fail, terminated, paused, in-progress) and duration percentile metrics (min, max, avg, p50, p95, p99) for BPMN elements within a process.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
request	MaestroProcessStatsRequest	Process scope + time range to aggregate over

Returns

Promise<ElementStats[]>

Promise resolving to an array of ElementStats

Example

// First, list processes to find the processKey, packageId, and available versions
const processes = await maestroProcesses.getAll();
const process = processes[0];

// Get element metrics for that process
const elements = await maestroProcesses.getElementStats({
  processKey: process.processKey,
  packageId: process.packageId,
  packageVersion: process.packageVersions[0],
  startTime: new Date('2026-04-01'),
  endTime: new Date(),
});

// Analyze element performance
for (const element of elements) {
  console.log(`Element: ${element.elementId}`);
  console.log(`  Success: ${element.successCount}, Failed: ${element.failCount}`);
  console.log(`  Avg duration: ${element.avgDurationMs}ms, P95: ${element.p95DurationMs}ms`);
}

// Using bound method on a process — auto-fills processKey and packageId
const boundElements = await process.getElementStats(
  new Date('2026-04-01'),
  new Date(),
  process.packageVersions[0]
);

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getIncidents()

getIncidents(processKey: string, folderKey: string): Promise<ProcessIncidentGetResponse[]>

Get incidents for a specific process

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
processKey	string	The key of the process to get incidents for
folderKey	string	The folder key for authorization

Returns

Promise<ProcessIncidentGetResponse[]>

Promise resolving to array of incidents for the process ProcessIncidentGetResponse

Example

// Get incidents for a specific process
const incidents = await maestroProcesses.getIncidents('<processKey>', '<folderKey>');

// Access incident details
for (const incident of incidents) {
  console.log(`Element: ${incident.incidentElementActivityName} (${incident.incidentElementActivityType})`);
  console.log(`Status: ${incident.incidentStatus}`);
  console.log(`Error: ${incident.errorMessage}`);
}

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getIncidentsTimeline()

getIncidentsTimeline(startTime: Date, endTime: Date, options?: TimelineOptions): Promise<IncidentTimelineResponse[]>

Get incident counts aggregated by time bucket for maestro processes.

Returns time-grouped counts of incidents that occurred within each bucket, useful for rendering incident time-series charts. Use groupBy to control the time bucket size (hour, day, or week) — defaults to day if not provided.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
startTime	Date	Start of the time range to query
endTime	Date	End of the time range to query
options?	TimelineOptions	Optional settings for filtering and time bucket granularity

Returns

Promise<IncidentTimelineResponse[]>

Promise resolving to an array of IncidentTimelineResponse

Examples

// Get daily incident counts for the last 7 days
const now = new Date();
const sevenDaysAgo = new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000);
const incidents = await maestroProcesses.getIncidentsTimeline(sevenDaysAgo, now);

for (const incident of incidents) {
  console.log(`${incident.startTime} → ${incident.endTime}: ${incident.count} incidents`);
}

import { TimeInterval } from '@uipath/uipath-typescript/maestro-processes';

// Get weekly breakdown
const incidents = await maestroProcesses.getIncidentsTimeline(startTime, endTime, {
  groupBy: TimeInterval.Week,
});

// Filter to a specific process
const filtered = await maestroProcesses.getIncidentsTimeline(startTime, endTime, {
  processKeys: ['<processKey>'],
});

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getInstanceStats()

getInstanceStats(request: MaestroProcessStatsRequest): Promise<InstanceStats>

Get instance stats for a process.

Returns total instance counts broken down by status (running, completed, faulted, etc.) and the average execution duration for all instances of a process within a time range.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
request	MaestroProcessStatsRequest	Process scope + time range to aggregate over

Returns

Promise<InstanceStats>

Promise resolving to InstanceStats

Example

// First, list processes to find the processKey, packageId, and available versions
const processes = await maestroProcesses.getAll();
const process = processes[0];

// Get instance status breakdown for that process
const counts = await maestroProcesses.getInstanceStats({
  processKey: process.processKey,
  packageId: process.packageId,
  packageVersion: process.packageVersions[0],
  startTime: new Date('2026-04-01'),
  endTime: new Date(),
});

console.log(`Total: ${counts.totalCount}`);
console.log(`Running: ${counts.runningCount}, Completed: ${counts.completedCount}`);
console.log(`Faulted: ${counts.faultedCount}, Avg duration: ${counts.avgDurationMs}ms`);

// Using bound method on a process — auto-fills processKey and packageId
const boundCounts = await process.getInstanceStats(
  new Date('2026-04-01'),
  new Date(),
  process.packageVersions[0]
);

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getInstanceStatusTimeline()

getInstanceStatusTimeline(startTime: Date, endTime: Date, options?: TimelineOptions): Promise<InstanceStatusTimelineResponse[]>

Get all instances status counts aggregated by date for maestro processes.

Returns time-grouped counts of instances grouped by status (Completed, Faulted, Cancelled), useful for rendering time-series charts. Use groupBy to control the time bucket size (hour, day, or week) — defaults to day if not provided.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
startTime	Date	Start of the time range to query
endTime	Date	End of the time range to query
options?	TimelineOptions	Optional settings for filtering and time bucket granularity

Returns

Promise<InstanceStatusTimelineResponse[]>

Promise resolving to an array of InstanceStatusTimelineResponse

Examples

// Get daily instance status for the last 7 days
const now = new Date();
const sevenDaysAgo = new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000);
const statuses = await maestroProcesses.getInstanceStatusTimeline(sevenDaysAgo, now);

for (const entry of statuses) {
  console.log(`${entry.startTime} — ${entry.status}: ${entry.count}`);
}

import { TimeInterval } from '@uipath/uipath-typescript/maestro-processes';

// Get hourly breakdown
const statuses = await maestroProcesses.getInstanceStatusTimeline(startTime, endTime, {
  groupBy: TimeInterval.Hour,
});

// Filter to a specific process
const filtered = await maestroProcesses.getInstanceStatusTimeline(startTime, endTime, {
  processKeys: ['<processKey>'],
});

// Get all-time data (from Unix epoch to now)
const allTime = await maestroProcesses.getInstanceStatusTimeline(new Date(0), new Date());

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getTopElementFailedCount()

getTopElementFailedCount(startTime: Date, endTime: Date, options?: TopQueryOptions): Promise<ElementGetTopFailedCountResponse[]>

Get the top 10 BPMN elements ranked by failure count within a time range.

Returns an array of up to 10 elements sorted by how many times they failed, useful for identifying the most error-prone activities in processes.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
startTime	Date	Start of the time range to query
endTime	Date	End of the time range to query
options?	TopQueryOptions	Optional filters (packageId, processKey, version)

Returns

Promise<ElementGetTopFailedCountResponse[]>

Promise resolving to an array of ElementGetTopFailedCountResponse

Examples

import { MaestroProcesses } from '@uipath/uipath-typescript/maestro-processes';

const maestroProcesses = new MaestroProcesses(sdk);

// Get top failing elements for the last 7 days
const topFailing = await maestroProcesses.getTopElementFailedCount(
  new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000),
  new Date()
);

for (const element of topFailing) {
  console.log(`${element.elementName} (${element.elementType}): ${element.failedCount} failures`);
}

// Get top failing elements for a specific process
const filtered = await maestroProcesses.getTopElementFailedCount(
  new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000),
  new Date(),
  { processKey: '<processKey>' }
);

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getTopExecutionDuration()

getTopExecutionDuration(startTime: Date, endTime: Date, options?: TopQueryOptions): Promise<ProcessGetTopDurationResponse[]>

Get the top 5 processes ranked by total duration within a time range.

Returns an array of up to 5 processes sorted by their total execution time, useful for identifying the longest-running processes in a given period.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
startTime	Date	Start of the time range to query
endTime	Date	End of the time range to query
options?	TopQueryOptions	Optional filters (packageId, processKey, version)

Returns

Promise<ProcessGetTopDurationResponse[]>

Promise resolving to an array of ProcessGetTopDurationResponse

Examples

import { MaestroProcesses } from '@uipath/uipath-typescript/maestro-processes';

const maestroProcesses = new MaestroProcesses(sdk);

// Get top processes by duration for the last 7 days
const topProcesses = await maestroProcesses.getTopExecutionDuration(
  new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000),
  new Date()
);

for (const process of topProcesses) {
  console.log(`${process.packageId}: ${process.duration}ms total`);
}

// Get top processes by duration for a specific package
const filtered = await maestroProcesses.getTopExecutionDuration(
  new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000),
  new Date(),
  { packageId: '<packageId>' }
);

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getTopFaultedCount()

getTopFaultedCount(startTime: Date, endTime: Date, options?: TopQueryOptions): Promise<ProcessGetTopFaultedCountResponse[]>

Get the top 10 processes ranked by failure count within a time range.

Returns an array of up to 10 processes sorted by how many instances faulted, useful for identifying the most error-prone processes in a given period.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
startTime	Date	Start of the time range to query
endTime	Date	End of the time range to query
options?	TopQueryOptions	Optional filters (packageId, processKey, version)

Returns

Promise<ProcessGetTopFaultedCountResponse[]>

Promise resolving to an array of ProcessGetTopFaultedCountResponse

Examples

import { MaestroProcesses } from '@uipath/uipath-typescript/maestro-processes';

const maestroProcesses = new MaestroProcesses(sdk);

// Get top processes by faulted count for the last 7 days
const topFailing = await maestroProcesses.getTopFaultedCount(
  new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000),
  new Date()
);

for (const process of topFailing) {
  console.log(`${process.packageId}: ${process.faultedCount} failures`);
}

// Get top processes by faulted count for a specific package
const filtered = await maestroProcesses.getTopFaultedCount(
  new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000),
  new Date(),
  { packageId: '<packageId>' }
);

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getTopRunCount()

getTopRunCount(startTime: Date, endTime: Date, options?: TopQueryOptions): Promise<ProcessGetTopRunCountResponse[]>

Get the top 5 processes ranked by run count within a time range.

Returns an array of up to 5 processes sorted by how many times they were executed, useful for identifying the most active processes in a given period.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
startTime	Date	Start of the time range to query
endTime	Date	End of the time range to query
options?	TopQueryOptions	Optional filters (packageId, processKey, version)

Returns

Promise<ProcessGetTopRunCountResponse[]>

Promise resolving to an array of ProcessGetTopRunCountResponse

Examples

import { MaestroProcesses } from '@uipath/uipath-typescript/maestro-processes';

const maestroProcesses = new MaestroProcesses(sdk);

// Get top processes by run count for the last 7 days
const topProcesses = await maestroProcesses.getTopRunCount(
  new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000),
  new Date()
);

for (const process of topProcesses) {
  console.log(`${process.packageId}: ${process.runCount} runs`);
}

// Get top processes by run count for a specific package
const filtered = await maestroProcesses.getTopRunCount(
  new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000),
  new Date(),
  { packageId: '<packageId>' }
);