Control your Action Sequence using a two-stage activation process
- Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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An Administrator may configure an action sequence to require a two-stage activation process. The two-stage activation process enforces a workflow which provides a warning to other interested parties that an action sequence is armed and ready to be issued.
Requiring an action sequence to be armed prior to execution provides another step of safety for certain critical operations. Arming and disarming an action sequence will produce an alarm and event to indicate to other users that an action sequence has been armed or disarmed.
For instructions on configuring an action sequence to require a two-stage activation process, refer to the following sections: