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Good ask, and worth splitting into its two halves, because one already exists: Ad-hoc one-time runs exist today. "Run on onboarding" does not exist yet — and that's the actual feature here. There's currently no trigger point that fires a script exactly once when a device first enrolls. The execution primitive is already shared ( Your AnyDesk example ("runs once and reports the id back") is a two-parter, and the second half is tracked separately: #2698 covers letting a script write values (like that AnyDesk id) back into device custom fields, and most of its plumbing exists too. The pair together gives you the full Tactical-style workflow. Keeping this open as the tracker for the onboarding trigger. |
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Different ask than the last round — and it turned out to be worth digging into, because it's not just a missing UI column. Manual runs already show what you're describing: script execution history and the device history tab both surface stdout, because those paths write a Automation-triggered script actions don't — and the output is actually being dropped, not just hidden. The automation runtime queues the command with a synthetic execution id ( Filed as #3162 with the full file:line trail — the fix is to persist the real stdout for automation runs and render it in the run-history expanded panel, which lands exactly the inline latest-run output view you're pointing at. It's distinct from both the onboarding trigger tracked here and the custom-field feature in #2698. Status: gap confirmed and tracked in #3162; this discussion stays the tracker for the run-on-onboarding feature. |

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At the moment we are using another RMM and we use Run on onboarding a lot
What it does is when a client gets onboarded into the rmm it runs a script one time (in our instance a custom anydesk client and reports the id back)
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