Automation server

  • Tasks
  • Events
  • Maintenance
  • Messages
  • Automation
  • Full Automation

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Automation server

This functionality allows you to automate the mechanisms for reading and deleting data in the console. It also allows you to define messages to be displayed in the console when a certain parameter is exceeded.

The automation server operation is divided into the following categories: Tasks, Events, Maintenance. User support processes have been implemented in each of these categories.

Tasks

These are automations responsible for running the necessary system functionality. They allow you to automate the identification of software in the system, network scanning, updating of devices. This is a significant convenience for employees who have to manually perform simple tasks related to, for example, Importing users.

Events

These are automations that generate notifications for the user at certain incidents, e.g. lack of disk space. They also inform about exceeded license status, expiration of a service contract or high RAM usage. Automating events relieves the burden on the IT administrator and enables significant savings not only in time, but also in costs. Thanks to automation, the administrator can resolve incidents and respond to problems within the organization in real time.

Maintenance

These are automations that are responsible for cleaning the system of unnecessary data and perform optimization and database copy. They automatically delete information from, for example print history, applications or visited websites Thanks to automation, the risk of clogged databases or disks is minimized, which translates into higher device performance.

Benefits

Saving time and resources
Automating tasks such as software identification, network scanning and device upgrades eliminates the need to manually perform routine tasks, significantly speeding up processes and reducing the burden on IT staff.
Quick response to problems
Automations that generate notifications of events, such as running out of disk space or exceeding license status, enable administrators to respond to problems immediately, minimizing potential disruption to the organization’s operations.
Maintaining system performance
Maintenance automations take care of cleaning unnecessary data and optimizing the database, which prevents disk and database clogging and thus improves overall system performance.
Reduction of operating costs
Automating processes reduces the need for manual intervention, leading to savings on labor costs and minimizing the risk of human error, contributing to more efficient management of IT infrastructure.

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