UiPath Test Suite to Test Cloud Migration
Move your test estate to UiPath Test Cloud without putting continuity or coverage at risk
The Challenge
Many teams run a mature UiPath Test Suite estate on self-managed infrastructure.
Moving to UiPath Test Cloud unlocks a fully managed, scalable platform, but an unplanned cutover puts test continuity and regression coverage at risk, and an open-ended migration creates unpredictable cost, timeline, and disruption.
How the Test Cloud Migration Works
A time-boxed, four-stage migration.
01
Discovery and Assessment:
Inventory Studio test projects, Orchestrator test sets, and Test Manager assets to define migration scope.
02
Asset Re-Platforming:
Move test projects, test sets, and Test Manager assets into UiPath Test Cloud with full fidelity.
03
Regression Validation:
Validate a defined scope of test cases to confirm parity, then support a controlled cutover.
04
Packaged Engagement:
Fixed scope, fixed timeline, and fixed price for a predictable outcome from day one.
The Impact of a Fixed-Scope Test Cloud Migration
Speed
A time-boxed, milestone-driven plan with a clear cutover date.
Efficiency
Retire self-managed infrastructure once your estate runs on UiPath Test Cloud.
Quality
Confirmed parity through regression validation against an agreed scope.
Control
Fixed scope, fixed timeline, fixed price, with full cutover support.
What's Included
Find out what's included with the testing agents solution
01
Estate Discovery and Environment Setup
02
Studio and Test Manager Re-Platforming
03
Test Set Migration
04
Regression Validation and Cutover Support
FAQs
What gets migrated: Orchestrator, Test Manager, or both?
Both. The engagement covers Studio test projects, Orchestrator test sets, and Test Manager assets, moved into UiPath Test Cloud with full fidelity.
How is scope defined before the migration starts?
Estate discovery and assessment inventories your existing test projects, test sets, and Test Manager assets, and that inventory becomes the fixed scope agreed before work begins.
What happens if we discover additional assets mid-migration that weren't in the original scope?
Scope is fixed after the discovery and assessment stage specifically to avoid this; anything found after that point is handled as a separately scoped change, not folded into the fixed price silently.
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