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A financial-services company has developed several ReFramework-based automations: one validates invoices, another processes payments, and a third updates internal reports. The company wants to connect these automations in a flexible, loosely coupled manner so that a failure in one does not require restarting the entire pipeline. Based on the Maestro model, how should it approach this orchestration?

Explanation

Maestro provides end-to-end orchestration around ReFramework-based RPA performers, which remain suitable for robust, queue-driven transactional work. Queue handoffs decouple the invoice-validation, payment-processing, and report-update performers, allowing work to be processed and retried at the affected stage instead of treating the automations as one tightly coupled workflow. UiPath recommends using Maestro together with ReFramework when a process requires orchestration and reliable execution.

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