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Hardware readiness diagrams

Use diagrams to explain Windows 11 readiness decisions, remediation paths, and stakeholder responsibilities.

Before you begin

  • Sign in with an account that has access to this area.
  • Confirm the organisation, tenant, or source material you need to work with.
  • Keep customer data, secrets, and screenshots within your organisation's handling policy.

Prerequisites

  • Diagram generation enabled in EtherAssist.
  • A readiness workflow, blocker list, or migration process to visualise.
  • The intended audience, such as service desk, endpoint engineering, leadership, or change advisory board.

Create a readiness diagram

  1. Confirm the diagram option is enabled above the chat composer.
Diagram option enabled
  1. Describe the workflow you want to visualise.
  2. Ask for a vertical activity diagram or sequence diagram for process-heavy content.
  3. Review the labels and flow before exporting or sharing.
Annotated AI-generated hardware readiness assessment flow diagram

The callouts highlight the readiness scope, grouped compatibility checks, remediation branch, and post-migration review.

Useful diagram types

DiagramUse for
Activity diagramDevice assessment and remediation workflow.
Decision treeReplace, remediate, defer, or approve.
Sequence diagramIntune, endpoint, service desk, and user interactions.
Architecture viewReporting and data source flow.

Prompt example

Create a vertical activity diagram for Windows 11 readiness triage. Include inventory import, compatibility checks, blocker classification, remediation group assignment, user communication, upgrade scheduling, and completion reporting.

Expected result

You have a readable diagram that explains the readiness process without overcrowding labels or crossing flows.

Tips

  • Keep names, prompts, and configuration values specific to the task you are performing.
  • Check role, subscription, region, and tenant policy when a feature is not visible.

Troubleshooting

IssueWhat to do
The diagram is too busyAsk for a vertical activity diagram with fewer labels and grouped remediation paths.
Stakeholders need a simpler viewRequest an executive decision tree instead of a technical workflow.
Export is neededUse the available diagram export options after reviewing the content.

Next steps