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Scripts

Scripts and jobs

The script library lets you build, store, and execute scripts across your fleet. Run them on demand, schedule them, or trigger them automatically from alert rules.

Scripts require a paid plan.

Script library

The library at Library > Scripts stores reusable scripts. Each script has:

  • Name and description

  • Language: PowerShell, Bash, Python, or CMD

  • Parameters: typed inputs (string, integer, boolean) with defaults

  • Tags: for organisation and filtering

  • Body: the script code itself

System scripts are pre-built by concorbit and cannot be deleted. You can create your own alongside them.

Creating a script

  1. Click New script

  2. Choose a language

  3. Write the script body

  4. Optionally define parameters with types, defaults, and required flags

  5. Add tags for organisation

  6. Set the default timeout (how long to wait before marking as timed out)

  7. Save

Running a script on demand

  1. Open a script and click Run

  2. Select one or more target devices (search or browse by site)

  3. Fill in any required parameters

  4. Set the timeout if different from the default

  5. Click Run

The script is dispatched to each selected device. The agent picks it up, executes it, and reports the output.

Viewing output

Click any run in the script run history to see:

  • Status: pending, running, completed, failed, timed out, or cancelled

  • Exit code (0 typically means success)

  • Full output in a monospace code block

  • Start and completion timestamps

Jobs

Jobs are scheduled script executions. Go to Library > Jobs to manage them.

Each job has:

  • A script or action (script execution or reboot)

  • Target devices, sites, or tags

  • A cron schedule with timezone

  • A timeout

Jobs run automatically at the scheduled time. View run history and status in the jobs list.

Script runs on a device

Each device's Scripts tab shows runs on that device. Click Run a script to execute one immediately. The dropdown shows all available scripts from the library.

Automation

Scripts can be triggered automatically by alert rules. Go to Automation to create rules that respond to alerts by running scripts, rebooting, or performing other actions. See Automation.