Self-healing alerts automatically trigger remote execution steps that run on your devices. With these automated steps, GoTo Resolve can try to fix issues without agent interaction. You can turn an alert into a self-healing one during alert policy creation.

1. In the Console, create an alert policy or edit an existing one. See How do I Set up Alerts in GoTo Resolve?
2. On the New alert policy page, drag and drop the alert type that you want to set up as a self-healing alert. You can choose the following:
   • CPU usage
   • Memory usage
   • Free disk space
   • Custom script monitoring
   • Connection status (only when a device comes online)
   • Windows event log
3. Regardless of which alert type you use, on the Triggered action tab on the right, choose the remote execution tempalte that you want to run to resolve the issue.
   Note: To choose a different template, simply select another one on the right.
4. Select Next step.
5. Select the devices or device groups where you want to add alerts.
   Important: You can only see the device groups that you have access to.
6. Select Next step.
7. Add a name and description to your alert policy. In the Email addresses field, add the recipients who will be notified when alert notifications are sent.
8. Select Activate policy and enter your zero trust signature key for confirmation.