Introduction
Disable maintenance mode ends a device's maintenance window when an automation runs. Monitors resume, alerts can fire again, and automated remediation tied to monitors comes back online. Use it as the closing step after a disruptive operation to restore normal monitoring automatically.
💡 TIP: In any automation that includes Enable maintenance mode, always add this as the final step (or in an error-handling path) to ensure the device doesn't stay dark indefinitely if something goes wrong mid-run.
Disable Maintenance Mode
This action has no configuration options. Add it to your automation and position it after the steps you want shielded from monitoring.
ℹ️ NOTE: Disabling maintenance mode on a device that isn't currently in maintenance mode is a no-op — the action completes without error.
ℹ️ NOTE: Disabling maintenance mode doesn't auto-resolve any alerts that were open before maintenance mode was enabled. Those stay open and will need to be resolved or acknowledged separately.
Conditions
The Conditions section lets you restrict when this action runs based on device attributes or the outcome of a previous action.
See Action Conditions for the full reference on condition types, operators, and values.
Additional Options
Expand Additional options for action name, failure behavior, output variable assignment, retries, and the enabled toggle.
See Actions Overview for the full reference on additional options available on every action.
FAQ
What happens when maintenance mode is disabled? Monitors resume evaluating the device immediately. If a monitor condition is currently true, it can generate an alert right away.
What if the device was never in maintenance mode when this action runs? The action completes without error and has no effect.
Can I use this in a separate automation from the one that enabled maintenance mode? Yes. You could have a time-based or trigger-based cleanup automation that disables maintenance mode in case a previous automation failed to close its maintenance window.
Who can configure this action? Any technician with permission to create or edit automations.