UiPath just made a Google Cloud move

New shelf, same pitch

UiPath is taking its Intelligent Xtraction and Processing, or IXP, and putting it on Google Cloud Marketplace. In plain English: it’s another distribution lane for UiPath’s automation software, now with Gemini as the default third-party model under the hood.

Why this matters

If you’re UiPath, the game is less “build a flashy demo” and more “make procurement painless.” Showing up in a major cloud marketplace can help the company get in front of buyers already living inside Google’s ecosystem, which is exactly where enterprise software likes to cozy up.

The Gemini garnish

The Gemini piece is the seasoning here. It suggests UiPath is leaning into Google Cloud’s AI stack to make document processing feel less like old-school OCR and more like a smarter, more flexible workflow tool. That can help with adoption, especially for customers trying to automate messy, document-heavy processes without stitching together a dozen vendors.

Big picture

This isn’t a blockbuster deal, but it does fit the broader UiPath story: more partnerships, more channels, more chances to become the invisible plumbing behind enterprise automation. If the company can keep stacking these marketplace placements, it gives investors another reason to believe the growth machine still has a few gears left.