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Create, customize, and troubleshoot automated workflows — from triggers and actions to scripting and execution history.

Automations

Automate IT tasks across your devices using triggers to detect conditions and actions to respond to them.

Automations Overview

A step-by-step walkthrough for building an automation from scratch, using a Windows patching workflow as the example.

Building Automations

Per-automation variables for storing and passing data between automation steps, scripts, and action conditions.

Automation Variables

Built-in variables that expose device and group context in any automation or script that supports variable rendering.

System Variables

Browse and import pre-built automations, monitors, and scripts from Level's resource library.

Resource Library

Learn how automations work in Level — triggers, actions, assignment, and execution flow.

Getting Started

Filter which devices a trigger applies to using conditions based on platform, group, tag, status, and more.

Trigger Conditions

Run any automation on demand by adding devices directly — from the automation pipeline, Actions menu, or device listing.

Manual Trigger

Configure what starts an automation — schedules, events, alerts, or manual execution.

Triggers

Schedule an automation to run once at a specific date and time, with optional conditions to filter which devices are included.

One-time Trigger

Run an automation on a repeating hourly interval, with optional conditions to filter which devices are included.

Hourly Trigger

Run an automation once a day at a set time, with optional conditions to filter which devices are included.

Daily Trigger

Run an automation on specific days of the week at a set time, with optional conditions to filter which devices are included.

Weekly Trigger

Run an automation on a relative day each month (e.g., first Monday, last Friday), with optional conditions to filter which devices are included.

Monthly Trigger

Fire an automation on a recurring schedule or at a specific date and time.

Scheduled Triggers

Automatically run an automation when a device checks into Level for the first time.

New Device Detected Trigger

Automatically run an automation when a device is added to a specific group.

Device Enters Group Trigger

Automatically run an automation when a device is removed from a specific group.

Device Leaves Group Trigger

Fire an automation in response to device lifecycle events, like a new device enrolling or a device moving between groups.

Device Triggers

Automatically run an automation when a specific tag is applied to a device.

Tag Applied Trigger

Automatically run an automation when a specific tag is removed from a device.

Tag Removed Trigger

Fire an automation when a tag is applied to or removed from a device.

Tag Triggers

Automatically run an automation when a custom field value changes on a device.

Custom Fields Changed Trigger

Fire an automation from any external system using a unique webhook URL.

Webhook Trigger

Fire an automation from external systems or in response to data changes, using webhooks or custom field updates.

Other Triggers

Add, configure, and reorder the actions that run when an automation fires.

Actions Overview

Restrict when an action runs using conditions based on OS, device type, custom fields, variables, and prior action outcomes.

Action Conditions

Reference for every available automation action, including install, uninstall, run script, restart, and patch.

Actions

Reboot a managed device immediately or after prompting the end user for approval.

Restart Action

Run a saved script on a device as part of an automation, with support for passing automation variables into the script.

Run Script Action

Run an inline script directly in an automation pipeline without referencing a saved script.

Shell Action

Launch an executable on a device as part of an automation pipeline.

Start Process Action

Terminate a running process on a device as part of an automation pipeline.

Stop Process Action

Start, stop, or restart a service and optionally change its startup type as part of an automation pipeline.

Manage Service Action

Create or update a Windows registry key value as part of an automation pipeline.

Set Registry Key Action

Remove a Windows registry key value as part of an automation pipeline.

Delete Registry Key Action

Run scripts, restart devices, manage processes and services, and interact with the Windows registry.

System

Pause an automation pipeline until a technician manually approves or rejects the run.

Wait for Approval Action

Trigger a separate automation from within a running automation pipeline.

Run Automation Action

Pause an automation pipeline for a set number of seconds before continuing to the next action.

Delay Action

Immediately stop the automation pipeline for a device without marking the run as failed.

Exit Automation Action

Control automation execution with approvals, delays, branching, and nested automation calls.

Flow

Download a file from Level's file repository to a device as part of an automation pipeline.

Download File Action

Download a file from an external URL to a device as part of an automation pipeline.

Download File via URL Action

Download files to a device from a direct URL or other source.

Files

Write a value to a device's custom field as part of an automation run.

Set Custom Field Action

Generate a custom alert on a device as part of an automation run.

Create Alert Action

Apply one or more tags to a device as part of an automation run.

Apply Tags Action

Remove one or more tags from a device as part of an automation run.

Remove Tags Action

Move a device into a specific device group as part of an automation run.

Assign to Group Action

Put a device into maintenance mode as part of an automation run.

Enable Maintenance Mode Action

Take a device out of maintenance mode as part of an automation run.

Disable Maintenance Mode Action

Permanently remove a device from Level as part of an automation run.

Delete Device Action

Manage device state within Level: set custom fields, create alerts, apply or remove tags, assign groups, toggle maintenance mode, and delete devices.

Install pending Windows updates on managed devices as part of an automation workflow.

Install Windows Updates Action

Install pending macOS system and application updates on managed devices as part of an automation workflow.

Install macOS Updates Action

Install pending system updates on managed Linux devices as part of an automation workflow.

Install Linux Updates Action

Keep Windows Defender definitions current on managed devices as part of an automation workflow.

Windows Defender Update Action

Trigger a Windows Defender scan on managed devices as part of an automation workflow.

Windows Defender Scan Action

Enable BitLocker (Windows) or FileVault (macOS) on managed devices as part of an automation workflow.

Enable Disk Encryption Action

Disable BitLocker (Windows) or FileVault (macOS) on managed devices as part of an automation workflow.

Disable Disk Encryption Action

Rotate BitLocker (Windows) or FileVault (macOS) encryption keys on managed devices as part of an automation workflow.

Rotate Disk Encryption Key Action

Install OS updates, manage Windows Defender, and control disk encryption.

Security

Deploy Microsoft 365 or Office LTSC to Windows devices as part of an automation.

Install Microsoft 365 for Windows Action

Deploy Microsoft 365 to macOS devices as part of an automation.

Install Microsoft 365 for macOS Action

Installs Level's implementation of winget on a device, enabling winget-based app management actions.

Install Winget Action

Installs one or more applications on a device using Windows Package Manager (winget) package IDs.

Install Winget Package Action

Upgrades winget-managed applications on a device — either all available packages or a specific list.

Upgrade Winget Package Action

Removes one or more applications from a device using Windows Package Manager (winget) package IDs.

Uninstall Winget Package Action

Install Level's managed Homebrew on a macOS device as part of an automation.

Install Homebrew Action

Install one or more Homebrew packages on a macOS device as part of an automation.

Install Homebrew Package Action

Upgrade all or specific Homebrew packages on a macOS device as part of an automation.

Upgrade Homebrew Package Action

Remove one or more Homebrew packages from a macOS device as part of an automation.

Uninstall Homebrew Package Action

Install one or more packages on Linux devices through an automation using Apt, Yum, Pacman, Snap, or Flatpak. Works across a mixed-distro inventory.

Install Linux Packages Action

Upgrade Linux packages through an automation. Upgrade everything or target specific packages with optional exclusions, across Apt, Yum, Pacman, Snap, and Flatpak.

Upgrade Linux Packages Action

Remove one or more packages from Linux devices through an automation using Apt, Yum, Pacman, Snap, or Flatpak. Dependency cleanup depends on the manager.

Uninstall Linux Packages Action

Install, uninstall, and upgrade applications using Winget or Homebrew.

App Management

Prompt an end user to approve an action before the automation pipeline continues.

User Approval Action

Send a one-way notification message to the end user on a device as part of an automation pipeline.

Notify User Action

Send an SMS message to a phone number as part of an automation pipeline.

Send SMS Action

Send an email to one or more addresses as part of an automation pipeline.

Send Email Action

Send a daily summary email listing all devices that passed through a pipeline step, with per-device detail rows.

Send Email Report Action

Notify technicians or end users via in-app alerts, SMS, or email.

Notifications

Send an HTTP request to an external endpoint as part of an automation pipeline.

HTTP Request Action

Make outbound HTTP requests to external systems.

Other

Build and manage a reusable script library in Level for use in automations, monitors, and ad-hoc device runs.

Scripting Overview

Run Ansible playbooks on managed devices using Level's scripting engine, with setup instructions for Unix and Windows endpoints.

Ansible Scripting Guide

Create, edit, and organize scripts in the script library. Supports PowerShell, Bash, Python, and more.

Scripts

Upload and manage files in Level's built-in repository for use in automations and scripts.

Files Overview

Upload and manage files used within automations for deployment or configuration tasks.

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