Detect
Collect device health and telemetry so recurring endpoint problems become visible early.
Windows endpoint automation
Turn Windows endpoint signals into controlled, verified action
ASTRA gathers live evidence, reasons against your knowledge and policy, and automates only the remediation your organization permits. Sensitive actions stay with authorized people, and every result is recorded.
Code-enforced approval tiers Auditable commands Live fleet visibility
Evidence before action
One governed loop from detection to verification
Automation should reduce work without hiding why an action ran or who authorized it.
Diagnose
Combine the request, enterprise knowledge and live endpoint evidence before choosing an action.
Authorize
Apply the action tier in backend code and request human approval whenever policy requires it.
Remediate
Send only known, allowlisted action identifiers to the independently protected Windows agent.
Verify
Capture the result and device status instead of assuming that a command fixed the issue.
Operational use cases
Automate repeatable work, not judgment
Start with low-risk, frequent endpoint problems. Keep broader changes behind approval while your team validates outcomes and expands policy deliberately.
Review security controls See the self-healing IT workflowRoutine desktop recovery
Restart Explorer or approved user applications when a known failure matches policy.
Network troubleshooting
Collect network evidence and run permitted actions such as DNS flushes with the appropriate tier.
Service recovery
Restart only explicitly permitted Windows services, with backend and endpoint validation.
Patch visibility
Review update posture and rollout progress across the fleet before intervention.
Endpoint reporting
Bring device health, inventory, remediation activity and audit context into one portal.
Controlled escalation
Queue sensitive work for a technician or administrator instead of allowing the AI to exceed policy.
Pilot framework
Prove value on a controlled device group
A useful pilot measures operational outcomes while limiting scope and risk.
- Choose a representative Windows device group
- Select frequent issues and permitted remediation actions
- Agree who can approve sensitive actions
- Track evidence collected, actions attempted and verified outcomes
- Review exceptions before expanding the rollout
Frequently asked questions
Windows automation with clear boundaries
What is Windows endpoint automation?
Windows endpoint automation uses monitoring, policy and predefined actions to reduce repetitive device-management work. ASTRA adds an evidence-first reasoning loop, approval tiers and post-action verification.
Can ASTRA execute arbitrary PowerShell commands?
No. ASTRA sends known remediation identifiers and parameters. The backend validates policy, and the Windows agent enforces its own allowlist before execution.
How are high-risk actions controlled?
Every remediation is classified as automatic, approval-required or admin-only. The backend checks the actor and organization policy before an action can proceed.
Does the agent require inbound firewall ports?
No. The Windows agent initiates outbound HTTPS traffic on port 443, so organizations do not need to expose inbound endpoint ports for ASTRA.
How can an IT team evaluate endpoint automation safely?
Start with a limited device group, a small action catalogue and agreed success criteria. Review the evidence, approval history and verified outcomes before expanding the rollout.
Map your first endpoint automation workflow
Bring one recurring Windows issue to a 30-minute session. We will map the evidence, approval tier, allowed action and verification step.
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