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Troubleshoot AI Agent Tasks in Agentforce Supply Chain
Use this guide to diagnose and fix common AI agent issues in Agentforce Supply Chain.

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Use this guide to diagnose and fix common AI agent issues in Agentforce Supply Chain.
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This feature is a workspace that’s external to your Salesforce org and requires an Agentforce Supply Chain license. To purchase an Agentforce Supply Chain license, contact your Salesforce account executive. |
| Issue | Possible resolutions |
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| Task takes too long to complete | Retry later if LLM service demand is high. Reduce parallel AI tasks and use smaller files when possible. |
| Outputs are null or not relevant | Confirm all required documents and shared fields were explicitly provided to the task. |
| Outputs are random or hallucinated | Provide complete source data and realistic test values. Avoid placeholder-only test values. |
| Data source field fails to populate | Enable AI access for the data source, keep requested rows limited, and align search wording to actual table values. |
| Agent generates poor plans | Restart with feedback for the agent and more explicit instructions. Split overly complex tasks into smaller tasks. |
| .docx template filling fails | Verify that variables use exact syntax such as {{ supplier_name }}. |

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