License Server updates - The Automation 360 License Server is updated periodically for new and changed features, or other critical updates. Review the details on this page about these updates.

• This release introduces a new feature license pack called UI Agent Platform. UI Agent enables you to build reliable agents that can autonomously execute tasks on the web from a natural language prompt. The following license types are added:
  • UI Agent Platform (Feature license) — Enables access to the UI Agent feature with support for Automation Anywhere Narada UI Agent (OEM), OpenAI GPT-5.4, Anthropic Claude Opus 4.6, and AWS Nova Act (Bring Your Own Key).
  • UI Agent Credits (Volume license) — Tracks credit consumption for UI Agent usage, sold in units of 1,000 credits.

Both license types are supported for Cloud and On-Premises deployments

• The License Server is updated to include the Autopilot feature as part of the Enterprise Platform license. With this update, customers with either an Enterprise Platform license or an Automator AI Base license can access Autopilot capabilities. Autopilot recommendations will not be metered for either license type.

• This release introduces support for offline licensing in regulated industries. Offline Control Rooms that connect to the Automation 360 Cloud licensing service are now supported through a new offline license file flow. Administrators generate a License File Request (LFR) from the Control Room, which is then used to regenerate an offline license file via CALM with the required entitlements. This file is then installed on the offline Control Room, granting access to all license types and new products.
• Added support for a new feature license that enables Custom Dashboards and Reporting as a standalone product for select Bot Insight customers. This license grants access to the same custom reporting capability that is included with the Enterprise Platform license.
• The Automation Credit drill-down page now shows complete credit usage details for all consuming services for each credit type. This drill-down also includes services with zero consumption to provide a complete view of how automation credits are being used.

• This release introduces a new feature license pack called Automation Platform Core, alongside the existing Enterprise Platform offering. Automation Platform Core delivers enhanced enterprise-grade platform capabilities to manage uber-scale automations, performance, and users for enterprise customers and automation partners.

• Control Rooms that cannot connect to the Automation 360 Cloud licensing service can now request and apply license files using a secure, offline workflow. This includes generating a license file request (LFR), downloading and uploading license files, and validating licenses without requiring internet connectivity.
• The latest enhancement to Community Edition user onboarding adds support for Prompt to Automate (PTA), Suggest Next Actions (SNA), and the Generative Recorder.
• Licensing and Control Room provisioning enhancements enable AWS marketplace-led sales transactions and AWS-only service integrations.
• The Enterprise Platform license now includes custom dashboards and parallel processing, enabling eligible automations that use split and merge nodes to run process branches in parallel. This enhancement improves performance and throughput across both Cloud and On-Premises deployments.
• Automation AI credits can now be used for the AI Evaluation service. The Control Room shows detailed credit usage for each AI Evaluation service, while the main license page continues to show consumed and remaining credits.

• Credit consumption data is now consistent across multiple services.

  Previously, discrepancies were observed between credit consumption data in the Control Room and at the account level.

• In a license group, the parent account now displays the correct number of consumed user licenses.

  Previously, the account occasionally displayed a higher number of consumed licenses than were actually in use.

  Service Cloud Case ID: 02233074

• This release introduces a new licensing model that enables you to explore new capabilities as they are released, simplifying and maximizing license consumption. It offers greater flexibility and ease in managing your automation resources.
• OAuth token registration now completes successfully in the Control Room, and the OAuth configuration is established without any issues.

  Service Cloud Case ID: 02219437

• The license consumption mechanism is enhanced to ensure more accurate and resilient reporting of usage data from consumer systems.

• Addressed vulnerabilities in the license server by upgrading to Java 17 and Spring Boot 3.x and updating libraries.

• Improved system stability during periodic restarts

  Service configuration has been improved to avoid potential deadlocks during restarts by executing database update scripts only during new deployments, rather than at every restart. This change ensures a more reliable and efficient service operation.

  (Service Cloud case ID: 02210480, 02210482, 02210484, 02201265)