UiPath makes enterprise software that automates business processes. The core product is the UiPath Platform, which combines RPA (software robots that mimic human actions to execute repetitive tasks), AI and agentic automation (AI agents that handle more complex, judgment-intensive tasks), and Maestro (an orchestration layer that coordinates robots, AI agents, and human workers across end-to-end workflows). Customers use UiPath to automate back-office processes across finance, HR, healthcare, compliance, and supply chain. UiPath has roughly 10,750 enterprise customers and sells primarily through a direct sales force, supplemented by large systems integrators like Deloitte, Accenture, and Cognizant. UiPath's business model is software subscriptions sold to large enterprises, with ARR as the primary financial metric. The growth model is land-and-expand — customers typically start with core RPA in one department, then extend to more processes and layer on AI products, which drives expansion. Expansion within the existing customer base accounts for roughly 70-80% of net new ARR. Customers using AI products spend roughly 3x more than those who do not. AI products have reached ~$200M in ARR, and about 60% of customers with over $100K in ARR use at least one AI product. Software gross margins run ~91-92%. UiPath is pursuing vertical-specific agentic solutions for healthcare and financial services, supported by tuck-in acquisitions.