Upcoming feature deprecations
- Updated: 2025/03/25
Review the features and capabilities (from Automation Anywhere or third party) that are nearing deprecation to understand how they affect your automation and what action is required.
You can use the specified alternatives or updated versions when they are made available.
Upcoming third-party deprecations
The following table lists third-party features that will be deprecated by the date mentioned:
Feature or capability | Deprecation date | Customer impact and recommendation | Resources |
---|---|---|---|
Microsoft Windows 10 Operating system | October, 2025 | Microsoft will be deprecating the support
for Windows 10 operating system. Starting from Automation 360
v.37 release, support for installing or updating Bot Agent on this operating system will not
be available. Microsoft recommends that you move to Windows 11 operating system so that you continue to receive feature and security updates for Microsoft Windows and Office applications, avoid performance or reliability issues and have an environmental consistency. |
End of support for Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7 |
Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows 8 (or Windows 8.1) operating systems | June, 2025 | Microsoft has deprecated the support for
Windows 7 and Windows 8 (or Windows 8.1) operating systems.
Starting from Automation 360 v.37 release, support for
installing or updating Bot Agent on
these operating systems will not be available. In order to continue receiving feature and security updates for Windows and Office applications, and avoid performance or reliability issues, Microsoft recommends that you move to a supported Windows operating system and have an environmental consistency. |
End of support for Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7 |
Microsoft Azure ACS deprecation | April 2, 2026 | Microsoft is retiring Azure ACS and
recommends migrating to their modern authentication platform,
Microsoft Entra (formerly Azure AD). Recommended:The Automation 360 SharePoint package is fully compatible with Entra. Simply set up your OAuth clients and use them within the SharePoint package to ensure a smooth transition and avoid any disruption to your SharePoint automations. |
Azure ACS Deprecation |
Upcoming Automation Anywhere deprecations
The following table lists Automation Anywhere features that will be deprecated by the date mentioned:
Upcoming Automation Anywhere API deprecations and EoLs
The following table lists Automation Anywhere Control Room APIs that will be deprecated and discontinued by the dates mentioned. For more information on the API deprecation policy, see API deprecation policy.
Feature or capability | Deprecation date | EoL date | Customer impact and recommendation | Resources |
---|---|---|---|---|
v1 Bot Scheduler APIs | With v.34 release (planned for September 2024) | With v.38 release (planned for September 2025) | The v1 Bot Scheduler APIs
(/v1/schedule/automations ) will be
deprecated. Recommended: Use the v2 Bot Scheduler APIs
|
Automations API |
v3 Work Load Management (WLM) APIs | With v.34 release (planned for September 2024) | With v.38 release (planned for September 2025) | The following v3 Work Load Management (WLM) APIs are getting
deprecated:
Recommended: Use the v4 WLM APIs that will be available
with the v.34 release:
|
Workload Management API |
Completed deprecations: For a list of features already deprecated, see Completed feature deprecations.