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  • 1.  Genesys Cloud Co pilot timing out - Help please ?

    Posted 4 hours ago

    HI All ,

    Hope someone can help me ?

    I am trying to bring  Genesys co pilot into our work force planning team to make skills and changes easier . I see tomorrow the change goes in for allowing up to 50 changes per action (i had tried this previously and it failed) looking forward to demoing that to them.


    However today it seems like my Co pilot is timing out on simple queries like adding a skill and proficiency to 1 user  or pulling information from a single user 

    Below is a screenshot of what's happen 

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    Any advice or is there a know issue at mo ?

    #AICopilot(Agent,Supervisor,Admin)

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    Tom Corsi
    Senior Technical EUC Specialist
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  • 2.  RE: Genesys Cloud Co pilot timing out - Help please ?

    Posted an hour ago

    Hello Tom, 

    You're correct that Copilot now supports bulk operations, but there's an important distinction.

    Bulk operations (up to 50 changes per action) are currently supported for operations such as:

    • Adding or removing users from queues
    • Activating or deactivating users in queues
    • Updating user presence
    • Adding or removing roles

    However, skill assignments and proficiency updates don't currently use the bulk operations framework. Even if you're updating multiple users, each skill assignment or proficiency change is processed as an individual action, so each one counts separately.

    Regarding the timeout you're seeing, that's not something I'd expect under normal circumstances.

    A few things I'd check:

    • If you've been sending multiple requests in a short period, verify you aren't running into the Copilot API rate limits.
    • Start a new Copilot session and try the request again after waiting a few minutes.
    • Use clear, explicit prompts with the exact user names, queue names, or skill names where possible.
    • Verify that your user account has the required permissions to perform the requested operation.

    If you're consistently seeing timeouts on simple operations involving a single user. If there aren't any reported issues and the behavior continues. My recommendation would be to open a support case for these timeouts. As there maybe something in your environment or something going on under the hood that could be causing it. 

    Cheers, 



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    Cameron
    Online Community Manager/Moderator
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