When you click Generate Document (V2) on a CSRD Disclosure record in Net Zero Cloud's Disclosure and Compliance Hub, no document is produced and the action fails silently or with an error banner. The exact error returned by the underlying flow is: "This error occurred when the flow tried to create records: INVALID_INPUT: The content version Id is invalid or was deleted."
Root cause: One or more CSRD report template assets are missing, inactive, or out of sync. The document generation flow requires all of the following to be present and active: the Integration Procedures (getDefaultAEIRecords, getDefaultDRPRecord, MSESRSIntegrationProcedure, MSESRSPrefillingAssessmentResponses), the CSRD Report OmniScript matching the target version (V5 or V6), the CSRDv5StandardTemplate or CSRDv6StandardTemplate document template, and the Disclosure Definition Version on the Disclosure record pointing to the correct version. This commonly occurs after enabling Disclosure and Compliance Hub for the first time, or after upgrading the CSRD template version (for example, from V3 to V5) without redeploying and reactivating all dependent components.
Affected configuration:
Follow the causes below in order. Each cause includes its own verification step.
Confirm the fix: Open a CSRD Disclosure record, click Generate Document (V2), and verify the disclosure document URL appears on the record (refresh after a few seconds) without the "Form wasn't generated" or INVALID_INPUT error.
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