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I need to clarify that "Kiro Pro Plus 2026" is not an AWS service or product that I'm familiar with. AWS does not have a service called "Kiro."
However, based on your description of the functionality (credits, user/group assignments, subscriptions, and integration with IAM Identity Center), it appears you may be referring to Amazon Q Developer Pro.
If you're experiencing issues with Amazon Q Developer Pro subscriptions where credits are active but assignments are failing, here are some things to verify:
Common Issues with Amazon Q Developer Pro Subscriptions:
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Subscription Activation Delay: If users were recently added or if the subscription was just activated, there can be a delay of up to 24 hours for subscriptions to become fully active and visible.
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Managed Application Access: Verify that the Amazon Q Developer Pro managed application in IAM Identity Center hasn't been deleted or that user access hasn't been inadvertently revoked. If access was removed, it would need to be restored.
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Recent Tier Changes: If there was a recent change in subscription tier or setup, users may need to sign out and sign back in to their IDE to refresh their subscription status.
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Subscription Status: Confirm that the subscription shows as active in the Amazon Q Developer console, not just that credits are visible in billing.
For the "UnknownError" you're encountering with CreateAssignment, I recommend reaching out to AWS Support through the AWS Support Center (https://console.aws.amazon.com/support/) with the specific error details and request ID you've provided. They can investigate the backend subscription provisioning and help resolve the assignment failures.
If this is indeed a different AWS service or a beta/preview program with a different name, AWS Support will be able to provide specific guidance for your situation.
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Users unable to use their subscription in the IDE - Amazon Q Developer
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