--- title: "Automation access lists" slug: "go-endpoint-manager-windows-automations-access-lists-1" updated: 2026-03-04T12:03:48Z published: 2026-03-04T14:36:49Z canonical: "docs.senhasegura.io/go-endpoint-manager-windows-automations-access-lists-1" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.senhasegura.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Automation access lists ## **Configure access lists for automation in general segregation** 1. Access the Segura® platform. 2. Navigate to **EPM Endpoint Manager➔Policies➔Windows➔Access Lists.** 3. Click **View actions (⁝).** 4. Select **New general segregation.** 5. Choose **Automations.** 6. In the window that appears, complete the fields: - **Name:** define a name for the list. - **Status:** choose between **Enabled** or **Disabled.** - **Record session for these applications:** choose between **Enabled** or **Disabled.** 7. Under **Automations**, complete: - **ID:** the identifying number in the list of automation. - **Automation:** the automation name. 8. Click **Add.** 9. Continue completing the information on the **Workflow** tab. 10. Check the options for **Elevation settings:** * **Users can elevate applications.** * **Require reason to elevate applications.** * **Require approval to elevate applications.** * **Allow emergency access.** * **Approval in levels.** To work, approvers must be registered in levels in the Approvers report. 11. If you checked to **Require approval**to elevate applications, set the number of times for each specific action: * **Approvals required** so the user can elevate the privilege and perform the action. * **Disapprovals required** to cancel the privilege elevation. 12. Choose **Yes** or **No**to the Access request settings. - **Governance ID required when justifying?*** - **Always add user manager to approvers?*** 13. Click **Save.** ## **Configure access lists for automations in specific workstations** 1. Access the Segura® platform. 2. Navigate to **EPM Endpoint Manager➔Policies➔Windows➔Access Lists.** 3. Click **View actions (⁝).** 4. Select **New segregation for workstation.** 5. Choose **Automations.** 6. In the window that appears, complete the fields: - **Name:** define a name for the list. - **Status:** choose between **Enabled** or **Disabled.** - **Record session for these applications:** choose between **Enabled** or **Disabled.** 7. Under **Automations**, complete: - **ID:** the identifying number in the list of automations. - **Automation:** the automation name. 8. Click **Add.** 9. Under **Workstations**, click on the + icon, and choose a workstation according to the criteria. - **ID:** identifier number in the list of workstations. - **UUID:** the unique identifier of the workstation. - **Hostname:** the name of the machine. - **IP:** the IP address of the workstation. 10. Click **Add.** 11. Still, in **Workstations**, you will see more information. - **Includer:** the user who added the workstation. - **Include:** when the workstation was added. 12. Continue completing the information on the **Workflow** tab. 13. Check the options for **Elevation settings:** - **Users can elevate applications.** - **Require reason to elevate applications.** - **Require approval to elevate applications.** - **Allow emergency access.** - **Approval in levels.** To work, approvers must be registered in levels in the **Approvers** report. 14. If you checked to **Require approval**to elevate applications, set the number of times for each specific action: * **Approvals required** so the user can elevate the privilege and perform the action. * **Disapprovals required** to cancel the privilege elevation. 15. Choose **Yes** or **No**in the Access request settings. * **Governance ID required when justifying?*** * **Always add user manager to approvers?*** 16. Click **Save.**