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# 1-Click Remediation

Where Auto-Remediation acts on its own for a narrow set of alert types, 1-Click Remediation puts a manual action one click away on **any** alert — you decide when to use it.

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1-Click Remediation is available to partners using Autopilot. If you don't have it yet and want to try it, reach out to <adam.bugera@augmentt.com>.
{% endhint %}

## Available actions

You can take these actions against either the actor or the target user named in an alert:

* **Lock down account** — a bundled action that resets the password, blocks sign-in, and signs the account out of all active sessions in one step.
* **Reset password**
* **Block sign-in**
* **Sign out of all apps**

## Where you can trigger it from

You don't need to be logged into Augmentt to act — the direct-click remediation links are included right in the alert email and in the PSA ticket Augmentt creates for an alert. You can also trigger any of these actions from the alert's details page inside the product.


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