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# Add an Error Handling Flow
### Add an Error Handling Flow
1. Choose Settings > AiseraGPT, and then choose your bot from the virtual assistants shown on the page.
Add Error Handling Flow
2. Choose the + **Create New Flow** radio button.
New Error Handling Flow
3. Type the name of your new flow into the dialog box.
4. Click the **OK** Button.
5. The name of the Error Handling Flow appears on the summary page for your GPT.
Error Handling Flow Added
### **Add to an Existing Error Handling Flow**
1. Choose the **Use Existing Flow** radio button.
2. Select an existing flow from the drop-down list.
The name of the Error Handling Flow appears on the summary page for your GPT.
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