Enrollment of an Existing Account in Control Tower Fails

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I have just stood up Control Tower in my management account, and I'm trying to enroll and existing account, but getting an error: "AWS control tower cannot enroll the account. There's an error in the provisioned product in AWS Service Catalog: No launch paths found for resources:" I have looked around the community for answers like this: https://repost.aws/questions/QUdbDZOOwsQYGsE_DJIJR7hQ/control-tower-enrollment-error and have gone through the troubleshooting guide, also have the AWSControlTowerExecution role setup Any thoughts on what my issue could be?

asked a year ago2074 views
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This could be an issue with access to Service Catalog: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/servicecatalog/latest/adminguide/catalogs_portfolios_users.html You need to grant access to the proper group/user/roles to AWS Control Tower Account Factory Portfolio

Also, if you're logged in as the root, try doing this as an SSO user

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Roguen
answered a year ago
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Matt-B
reviewed a year ago
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Hi There

Adding to Roguen's answer, Please check https://docs.aws.amazon.com/controltower/latest/userguide/troubleshooting.html#no-launch-paths-found

and ensure you are complying with the 3 bullet points

  • You may be logged in as root. AWS Control Tower does not support creating accounts when you're logged in as root.

  • Your IAM Identity Center user has not been added to the appropriate permission group. You may need to add your IAM Identity Center user to one of these permission groups: AWSAccountFactory (for end-user access) or AWSServiceCatalogAdmins (for admin access).

  • If you are authenticated as an IAM user, you must add it to the AWS Service Catalog portfolio so that it has the correct permissions.

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Matt-B
answered a year ago

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