Device Troubleshooting Assistance is a conversational specialized AI agent that helps employees diagnose and resolve hardware issues. Use this agent to audit assets, access troubleshooting guidance from the knowledge base, install monitoring agents, and create support requests for device problems. This agent provides technical support for hardware lifecycle management.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
Service Catalog Items
This specialized agent automatically uses these SCI templates to fulfill your request. You can configure additional service catalog item templates to support similar applications and request types.
Request Monitoring Agent Installation
Request Device Encryption Support
Agent Actions
These actions run automatically during your conversation with the specialized agent.
Answer Questions with Knowledge
Get Eligible Service Catalog Items
Execute Service Catalog Item Flow
Get Product Launch Card
Create Incident For Employee
Get Current Assigned Asset Details
Example
Troubleshooting a laptop that doesn't power on
Scenario: Kevin's laptop doesn't turn on after he closed it yesterday evening.
Kevin: My laptop doesn't turn on. I tried holding the power button but nothing
happens.
AI Agent: I can help troubleshoot your laptop power issue. To confirm before I proceed,
is the charging light on when you plug in the power adapter?
Kevin: No, there's no light at all when I plug it in.
AI Agent: Based on the symptoms, this appears to be a hardware power issue. I've created
incident INC-007621 and arranged for a replacement laptop to be delivered to your desk by
2:00 PM today. Please leave your non-responsive laptop with the charger so the hardware
team can inspect it for repair.
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