Caddi vs. UiPath Process MiningCaddi finds more of the work than UiPath Process Mining, and automates it without an RPA team.
UiPath Process Mining is event-log and task mining that feeds an RPA pipeline: it finds the candidates, then RPA developers build the bots. Caddi is end-to-end AI process automation: it discovers the work in the tools you already use, the person who does it builds the automation, and every run is governed.
- 99%of agent runs complete successfully
- ~45 minon average to build your first agent
- 1M+back-office tasks completed
Jason AlafganiUpdated Sep 23, 2026
Weeks of capture before the first candidate.
Log extraction from ERP and ITSM systems, or a recorder on every desktop, has to run before there is anything to score.
Process Mining on event logs plus a Task Mining recorder on each desktop, scored into a backlog in Automation Hub.
Discover reads Outlook, Clio, iManage, Salesforce and the rest, read only. Nothing installed on desktops, and findings usually in 15 to 30 minutes.
The person who knows the work isn't on the build team.
Analysts mine, the CoE scores, RPA developers build. The ops person who runs the process waits in the queue.
RPA developers pick candidates off the backlog and script bots in UiPath Studio.
The ops person builds it from the finding, in chat or on a screenshare, and Caddi writes verified code over APIs. No Studio, no backlog.
Bots break when the screen changes.
Every application update sends selector-based bots back to a developer, and the upkeep grows with the bot estate.
Orchestrator logs bot runs, and a Center of Excellence maintains the bots.
Caddi runs over APIs, so there are no selectors to break, and Govern logs every run and decision. 99% of agent runs complete.
Frequently asked questions
What are UiPath Process Mining and UiPath Task Mining?
UiPath Process Mining reconstructs processes from event logs extracted out of systems like SAP, Oracle and ServiceNow. UiPath Task Mining installs a recorder on employee desktops that captures screens and clicks to find repetitive tasks. Both feed Automation Hub, where opportunities are scored and queued for RPA developers to build as bots in UiPath Studio.
What are the best UiPath Process Mining and Task Mining alternatives?
For event-log mining, the usual alternatives are Celonis, SAP Signavio, Power Automate Process Mining and IBM Process Mining. For desktop task mining, Skan.ai, Mimica and KYP.ai. If you want the work found and automated without event logs, desktop recorders or an RPA team, Caddi is the alternative: Discover reads the tools you already use, read only, and the ops person who does the work builds the automation in Automate.
How much does UiPath Process Mining cost?
UiPath does not publish Process Mining pricing; it is part of platform licensing and often bundled into enterprise agreements. Third-party reports put standalone process mining at roughly $50,000 to $200,000 per year, before the cost of RPA developers and bot licenses to act on it. Caddi Individual is free with Discover and Automate; Team is $250 per user per month and adds Govern.
Does UiPath Process Mining build the automation?
No. It identifies and scores opportunities, and Automation Hub queues them, but RPA developers build the bots in UiPath Studio and a Center of Excellence maintains them. Those bots usually work through UI selectors, which break when an application's screen changes. In Caddi the ops person teaches the workflow once and Caddi builds it as verified code over APIs.
Is Caddi a cheaper alternative to UiPath Process Mining?
For professional services firms, usually. Caddi starts free and Team is $250 per user per month, with no event-log extraction, no desktop recorders and no RPA developers. UiPath is the stronger choice if you already run an RPA Center of Excellence and want mining to feed a large bot pipeline across legacy desktop systems.