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  • 1.  Best Troubleshooting Resource

    Posted 20 days ago

    When facing a difficult issue in Genesys Cloud, what usually helps you the most?

    Logs? SIP traces? Community posts? Documentation? APIs? Experience?

    Would love to hear how everyone approaches troubleshooting.


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    Juliano Fernandes Mendes Pimentel De Paiva
    Genesys Analyst
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  • 2.  RE: Best Troubleshooting Resource

    Posted 19 days ago

    Gemini / Genesys Community



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    Darshan
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  • 3.  RE: Best Troubleshooting Resource

    Posted 19 days ago

    Hello @Juliano Fernandes Mendes Pimentel De Paiva

    For me, it depends on the type of issue, but I usually combine a few different sources.

    For telephony problems, Wireshark traces and SIP information are usually the most helpful. They make it easier to understand what is really happening with the call setup, audio path, disconnect reason, or network behavior.

    For platform or configuration issues, I rely a lot on the API and the Genesys Cloud documentation. The API helps validate the real object configuration and sometimes shows details that are not obvious in the UI. The documentation helps confirm if the behavior is expected, a limitation, or if I am just looking at the wrong place.

    For browser or agent workspace issues, I always try to collect console logs and network logs from the browser. They can show failed requests, permission issues, timeouts, or front-end errors that are hard to see from the Genesys UI alone.



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    Arthur Pereira Reinoldes
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  • 4.  RE: Best Troubleshooting Resource

    Posted 18 days ago
    Edited by Kaio Oliveira 18 days ago

    Hi Juliano

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    For telephony issues, pcap/wireshark, and unfortunately for anything related to RTP, we need to resort to Genesys.

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    For the remaining topics, I follow this order:
     
    1 - Test
    2 - Documentation / console logs and network logs 
    3 - More tests if necessary
    4 - Coworkers
    5 - More tests if necessary
    6 - AI Orchestrator (I always leave this for last; if this out step number 1~5, never learn, haha.)



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    Kaio Oliveira
    GCP - GCQM - GCS - GCA - GCD - GCO - GPE & GPR - GCWM

    PS.: I apologize if there are any mistakes in my English; my primary language is Portuguese-Br.
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  • 5.  RE: Best Troubleshooting Resource

    Posted 18 days ago

    For interaction related issues, Flow Execution History is often my starting point. Since its introduction a couple of years ago, it has become an extremely valuable tool for understanding exactly what happened during an interaction and which path was taken through the flow. It has significantly reduced troubleshooting time in many cases.



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    Guilherme Hernandez Hubner
    Senior Support Analyst
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  • 6.  RE: Best Troubleshooting Resource

    Posted 13 days ago

    Eu tenho utilizado o Executions History do architect quando o cliente reclama de problemas nos fluxos.

    Quando usuarios reclamam de qualidade de chamada, eu uso a API do genesys para coletar a o "log" da interação, e com ajuda da I.A, eu tento entender o diagnostico, e resolver o problema.



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    Cevila Rosa
    unkonwed
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  • 7.  RE: Best Troubleshooting Resource

    Posted 13 days ago

    For me it's usually a combination of resources rather than a single source.

    I typically start with the relevant documentation to confirm expected behaviour, then use Architect/Workflow debug tools, interaction details, and logs to narrow down where things are breaking.

    If the issue involves integrations or APIs, I'll often review API responses and payloads to validate the data being returned. For telephony-related issues, SIP traces and network logs can be invaluable.

    And of course, the Genesys Community is often my next stop. Chances are someone has already encountered a similar scenario or can offer a different perspective.

    Experience definitely helps, but I've found having a structured troubleshooting approach is what usually gets me to the answer fastest.



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    Phaneendra
    Technical Solutions Consultant
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