Which types of assets can be stored in Orchestrator?

The correct response focuses on the specific types of assets that can be stored in UiPath Orchestrator. Orchestrator is designed to manage and maintain various assets, and these assets can include credential types such as usernames and passwords.

In the context of Orchestrator, asset types typically consist of:

• Bool (Boolean) – used for true/false values, which can control flow in automation.
• String – represents a sequence of characters, useful for any textual information or data.
• Integer – used for numerical values, which may represent counts, quantities, or other numerical data.
• Credential – specifically designed for storing security-sensitive information like usernames and passwords in a secure format.

These asset types are essential for building robust automation workflows that require dynamic data inputs and secure handling of sensitive credentials.

The other choices, while they do mention types that are used in programming and automation contexts, do not accurately reflect the complete set or specific use of assets that are managed within Orchestrator based on its design and security parameters. Therefore, it is more precise to affirm that option B captures the allowable types of assets supported by UiPath Orchestrator.