UiPath names 2026 partner awards winners across sectors
Thu, 24th Sep 2026 (Today)
UiPath has announced the winners of its 2026 Partner Awards, presented at the company's global user conference.
The programme drew submissions from more than 30 countries and covered nearly 250 use cases across six industries and more than 20 departments. The awards recognise partners using UiPath's automation software in areas ranging from large-scale deployments to industry-specific projects and technical implementation.
Among the global category winners, Accenture was named Agentic Leadership Partner of the Year, while Deloitte took Strategic Solution Partner of the Year. Ashling won Agentic Transformation Partner of the Year, and Welcomely Enterprises was named Solution Excellence Partner of the Year.
Groundswell received Breakthrough Innovation Partner of the Year, cronos automation won Technical Excellence Partner of the Year, and Linktera Robotics was named Automation for Good Partner of the Year.
Industry awards
UiPath also recognised partners for work in specific sectors. In banking, financial services and insurance, Cognizant and Greenlight Consulting were named winners.
In healthcare and life sciences, the award went to Genzeon Corporation. Manufacturing and supply chain winners were PricewaterhouseCoopers Private Limited and Roboyo AI.
Deloitte and Indra Group were recognised in the public sector category, while Centelli won the retail and consumer award.
Testing awards
A separate set of awards recognised early work in agentic testing using UiPath Test Cloud. Accenture won the Global Agentic Testing Pioneer award, TestingXperts took the Americas award, and QualityKiosk Technologies Pvt Ltd won the international category.
The awards are intended to highlight partners using the platform in customer projects across multiple regions and industries. UiPath described the entries as examples of the growing use of agentic automation and orchestration in operational settings.
Andrada Morar commented on the role of partners in customer work and product feedback. "Our partners are integral to our success. They work directly with customers, turning business orchestration and automation from a concept into something that works in the real world. They bring us the use cases, feedback, and hard questions that make our platform better. Together, we take what's ambiguous and audacious and turn it into our customers' reality. We're excited to keep building with them as they help customers automate what used to feel impossible," said Morar, Vice President of Global Ecosystem, UiPath.
The breadth of the winning list reflects UiPath's reliance on consulting firms, implementation specialists and sector-focused partners as it expands across business functions and regulated industries. It also shows that large global advisers and smaller specialist firms continue to share space in the company's partner ecosystem.
Winners ranged from multinational consultancies such as Accenture, Deloitte and Cognizant to smaller firms including Ashling, Groundswell and cronos automation. The mix points to a partner strategy that spans both broad transformation programmes and narrower technical or sector-led projects.
The awards covered themes including leadership in automation, repeatable solution development, technical expertise, social impact and adoption of testing tools. They also underscored the importance of partner-led delivery for software companies that depend on external firms to implement systems and build industry use cases at scale.