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title: Diagnose Advanced Work Assignment configuration issues
description: Use the Conversational Interfaces Diagnostic Tool to identify and resolve common Advanced Work Assignment \(AWA\) configuration issues before reaching out to Now Support.
locale: en-US
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release: australia
product: Conversational Interfaces Diagnostics Tool
classification: conversational-interfaces-diagnostics-tool
topic_type: task
last_updated: "2026-03-12"
reading_time_minutes: 2
breadcrumb: [Using the Conversational Interfaces Diagnostic Tool, Conversational Interfaces Diagnostic Tool, Conversational Interfaces]
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# Diagnose Advanced Work Assignment configuration issues

Use the Conversational Interfaces Diagnostic Tool to identify and resolve common Advanced Work Assignment \(AWA\) configuration issues before reaching out to Now Support.

## Before you begin

Role required: virtual\_agent\_admin or admin

## About this task

Solve issues with your AWA configuration. For example, you can solve issues such as **No Agents Available** messages.

## Procedure

1.  Start a conversation with the Virtual Agent chatbot.

2.  At the greeting message, type `diagnostic pre chat`.

3.  Describe the issue that you want to solve.

    You can type or paste the error message into the chatbot conversation. For example, you can type `No Agents Available`.

    The tool displays a list of solutions.

4.  Select the solution that you want to use.

    The solutions correspond to the issue that you want to solve.

    The Diagnostic Tool asks if you want to proceed with the diagnosis.

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5.  Select **Yes** to continue.

    The tool initiates the workflow and leads you through the relevant prompts. The prompts you see depend on the issue you want to diagnose and solve.

6.  Answer the prompts.

    When the diagnosis is complete, the Diagnostic Tool displays a recommended solution.

    \[Omitted image "ci-dt-recommended-solution.png"\] Alt text: Virtual Agent chat window displaying recommended solution.

    \[Omitted image "ci-dt-proceed-with-topic-flow.png"\] Alt text: Virtual Agent chat window displaying confirmation to proceed with workflow.

7.  Select **Yes** to confirm, or select **No** to end the workflow.

    The Diagnostic Tool guides you through the relevant workflow. The options and prompts you see depend on the issue you want to solve. Reply to the prompts, as applicable. You may also see a link to the relevant Knowledge Base \(KB\) article where you can find more information.

8.  Provide feedback.

    When asked whether the solution was helpful, select one of the following:

    -   Select **Yes**, if the solution wasn't helpful.

        You are asked to provide additional information that helps fine-tune the solution.

        The prompts you see vary by the issue that you want to solve.

    -   Select **No** to confirm that the solution was helpful and to exit the workflow.
    -   You may see a link that you can use to download support data.
    \[Omitted image "ci-dt-download-support-data.png"\] Alt text: A link to download support data displays at the end of the workflow.

9.  Click the link to download support data.


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