Many customers connect Enate to their automation estate using our UiPath activity library. Those activities currently run on Enate's legacy APIs and authentication, which are on the path to being retired by the end of 2026. Ahead of that, we're releasing a new version of the UiPath activity library built on Enate's current API and authentication.

Releasing this well before the legacy APIs are deprecated gives you a comfortable window to move across on your own schedule, with no scramble at the end.

What this means for you:

Uninterrupted integrations. Your UiPath automations keep working as Enate modernises its APIs underneath them.

A clear migration path. The new library lands ahead of any deprecation, so you can plan and test your move rather than reacting to a cutoff.

Built on the current platform. Moving onto the modern API and authentication keeps your integrations aligned with where Enate is heading and the improvements that come with it.