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Business processes and documents troubleshooting
Diagnose and fix issues with business process mapping in Cartographer: approval prompts, disappearing projects, shallow output, unconfirmed process maps, stale downloads, and generation timing.
Too many Approve/Reject prompts
Cause: Approval mode is set to Cautious, which confirms before nearly every action by design.
Solution: Switch to Adaptive or Smart (fewer prompts) or Full access (no prompts), from the chat box or Settings → Basics. Refer to Approval mode for what each level restricts.
A project or conversation "disappeared"
Cause: Projects are bound to the tenant where they were created — switching organization or tenant hides projects created elsewhere.
Solution: Confirm you're logged into the same organization and tenant you used when you created the project.
Output feels shallow or skips steps
Cause: The current model isn't the recommended one, or process-skills didn't match.
Solution:
- Check Settings > Model — use at least GPT-5.6 Terra, Medium effort.
- Confirm process-skills matched by prompting "Make sure you use process-skills to build your process knowledge."
- If a specific step was skipped, prompt Cartographer to redo it directly.
Documents not updated despite your confirmation
Cause: "Looks good" isn't treated as confirmation.
Solution:
- Use the exact phrase "I confirm the process map."
- Check the real captured state in the Checklist panel's FACTS (AS-IS) group.
Download doesn't reflect my latest edits
Cause: The downloaded .docx was edited directly.
Solution: Use the Refine section workflow or in-product editing instead — see How refinement works. Hand-editing the downloaded file doesn't sync back.
Generation seems stuck
Cause: Normal timing — extraction runs around 5 minutes, and PDD generation typically 2–5 minutes, varying by model and effort level.
Solution: Give it the full window before assuming a hang.