Prerequisites:
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You will need to have Immy.Bot access granted by the Automation Team
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To provision an Endpoint, you will need to use the Rewst PPKG or EXE installer attached to this KB.
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The EXE can be run from a currently active device to add it to immy.bot for a provision
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The following steps cover the usage of the PPKG to set up a brand new provision
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After installing the EXE, the steps for both paths will be realigned once we begin discussing Immy.Bot Sessions.
Immy.Bot PPKG Installation:
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You will be able to place the Rewst_Onboarding file on a flash drive, plug that drive into the new machine, skip the Default Out Of Box Experience (OOBE), and deploy the immyBot Agent.
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Once at the language setup screen, insert the USB

- You will then be presented with the following screen, select “Install Provisioning Package” and run your Immy.Bot PPKG file at the root of the USB drive

- Select the immy Agent
- Windows will begin to install the package. Follow the on-screen prompts. It will occasionally require a retry.
- The provisioning package will now add the device to the TechBench network, set up a localuser account, and skip the OOBE setup.
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Windows will let you know when you can remove the drive and move on to the next device
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Remove the USB Flash Drive once complete
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The ImmyBot agent installer will soon find the device. It will be added to the Rewst Staging Tenant, ready for tenant assignment and onboarding.
Immy.Bot Onboarding:
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Navigate to the Rewst form: https://app.rewst.io/organizations/01983d3f-ecb7-7b80-9d05-726dbe1a90d0/form/0199bf8f-77ab-7e60-9025-364af475fd4f
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Select the device from the drop-down:
- Select the target client from the drop-down
- Select the target tags from the drop-down
- submit
Immy.Bot Sessions
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Below demonstrates a session in progress. The initial session will begin the automatic onboarding we selected earlier.
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You see a lot of red right now because Immy performs three checks. It first must detect the software to pass; if it does not pass, it moves on to executing the installer and finishes by verifying that the deployment completed to spec.
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Sometimes a deployment will install, but it will fail to configure the options. This is usually do to an incorrect configuration item not propagating correctly.

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The above screenshot provides several good examples of how Immy.Bot Onboarding works and what to watch out for:
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N-central Agent: You will see that it was aborted entirely. This is due to an N-central integration error within ImmyBot. This will not fix itself. You may see this for any deployment that suffers a fault, and they may require manual installation.
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Dell Support Assist: This item required a configuration item to be selected to detect and execute properly.
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ImmyBot Agent: You see that it is marked as a complaint. The agent was installed with our provisioning package before onboarding began, so it detected the agent, marked it as compliant, and now that item is marked as complete.
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Google Chrome: You see that Immy detected that Chrome was not present on the system and then queued its installation and also queued the installation verification.
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Make sure to note any deployment items that need adjustments, and manually adjust the deployment item to avoid the error in the future
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Once the deployments have been completed, please remove the Immy Agent from the device via the Control panel
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Please ensure that the firewall is enabled
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Please ensure that sleep settings are set per the Client Work instruction
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Please note all adjustments, changes, and issues within the provisioning ticket
Finally:
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Please perform a Quality Check against Immy’s work, referencing the Client PC Setup Work Instruction for each respective provision
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Each provision is completed against the VITM Approved Work instruction and the Client provided request.
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Reference all available materials for a client before marking a provision complete.
Purpose:
Section titled “Purpose:”To train anyone who may need to be provisioned on how to use Immy.Bot to provision an endpoint
Scope:
Section titled “Scope:”Service Desk
Responsibility:
Section titled “Responsibility:”The Automation Team owns Immy.Bot and its documentation
Completion Criteria:
Section titled “Completion Criteria:”Successful provision within Immy.Bot
Records:
Section titled “Records:”Halo provisioning ticket, Immy.Bot, and Rewst.
Process References:
Section titled “Process References:”KB00038348: ImmyBot: How to Add a Tenant
KB00038352: WI - ImmyBot: How to Create a Deployment for a Tenant