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Triggers training and support-related archives from inside the ControlUp Community on Slack.


Ways to Filter Alerts in ControlUp

Posted on September 4, 2025

A user asked for a solution to filter alerts and only trigger them for specific tagged endpoints. Another user suggested using the _device_name index as a condition in a new alert, which would only send alerts for those 8 endpoints. The original user will try this out and the suggested method can potentially be used for other situations as well.

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How to Get List of Monitored Services on ControlUp for Automated Actions

Posted on August 25, 2025

The team discussed ways to obtain the list of "monitored services" on ControlUp, specifically for a script-based action use-case. One user shared their script for starting Windows services in a Stopped state, another mentioned using the `Invoke-CUQuery` cmdlet to export the list of monitored services to a JSON file. Suggestions were also made to use the `ServiceDisplayName` record property as a parameter for a script action, which would retrieve the name of the service and pass it to the script. The discussion also referenced ControlUp modules and API calls for obtaining the list.

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How to Run and View Output from PowerShell Scripts on ControlUp for Desktops

Posted on August 22, 2025

A user asked about how to run a PowerShell script and view the output for desktops on ControlUp. Gemini provided a helpful answer, explaining that a script can be created and run through the Scripts section in the ControlUp for Desktops console, with the output appearing in the Device Events log. The user tagged @member for feedback on this process. The steps to create a SIP event script were also provided.

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Configuring Triggers for Secure Browse Analysis in ControlUp

Posted on August 20, 2025

A discussion about configuring trigger for a Secure Browse Analysis was mentioned. The option to fire a script after the detection of specific events is currently available for the endpoint agent but not yet for the VDI/DAAS environment. Two ongoing projects, Workflows and the centralized Events feature, aim to simplify this process and will potentially allow for advanced alerts based on the collected data. @member stated that the first phase of the project, Events Management, is currently in beta and will eventually be able to turn incidents based on collections of events. A user expressed interest in trying out this feature after upgrading to the required product version. It was also mentioned that Workflows, although not yet supported, may assist with this issue.

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Enhancing Desktop Alerts with Advanced Device Data and Google Chat Webhooks

Posted on August 12, 2025

ControlUp discusses using Google Chat and Gmail to send advanced desktop alerts with additional device data through webhooks. The new workflow will take a computer name from an alert, pull more data, and combine it into a single JSON payload, with the help of a List Devices node action to filter data based on device ID. Suggestions were given on how to use lists and add user information to the payload. A sample webhook and possible bug were also mentioned.

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Using Variables in ControlUp Alerts

Posted on August 11, 2025

Some variables were suggested, but they didn't seem to work. However, an undocumented {scout.location} variable was found, thanks to a team member, and this can be used to show the Hive in alerts. It's now a matter of adding data.location under Input Variables. The team is also curious about the flow being built and the types of scouts and resources being tested.

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Troubleshooting Template Use in ControlUp

Posted on August 8, 2025

A member asked for help with using a template, specifically using synthetic alerts and API-initiated flows which pass on parameters. They were referred to a video for more details, but when implementing the steps, it wasn't working. After troubleshooting, they realized they were using the wrong API Key. Attachments were included for reference.

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Using Device ID in ControlUp Workflows

Posted on August 7, 2025

A user asked about the format used for Device ID. Another user suggested using the "associated_id" field and provided instructions on how to use it in subsequent nodes. They also mentioned using "{{Start.event.associated_id}}" in the Device ID field and mentioned it can be applied to any field that uses a Device ID. Another user tested this with Device Performance and confirmed it works. There was some confusion about the input array not showing the value, but others confirmed it works with associated_id.

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Troubleshooting a Conversion from ControlUp Trigger Template to JSON and Webhook

Posted on August 5, 2025

A webhook payload in JSON format was causing issues when trying to convert a ControlUp Advanced Trigger template. The user received suggestions on how to properly format the JSON, including using the correct variables and escaping newline characters. The issue was also discussed in a previous Slack thread.

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How to Put Citrix CVAD Servers into Maintenance Mode with ControlUp

Posted on August 5, 2025

A user asked for help with putting Citrix CVAD servers into Maintenance mode based on a specific event. Another user suggested using a built-in EUC tool, but since they don't have any Delivery Controllers, it's not possible. The ControlUp team is working on allowing the use of shared credentials in script actions for this issue. In the meantime, a workaround using the invoke-cuaction cmdlet was suggested. It was also mentioned that @member may have experience with this.

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