Overview
Trio’s command templates allow IT administrators to quickly set up system-level actions for managed devices. Templates include preconfigured structures, reducing setup time and minimizing error, ideal for repetitive or advanced command executions.
Step-by-Step: Create a Command from a Template
1. Navigate to Commands
Go to the Devices section in the left sidebar.
Select the Commands tab at the top.
You’ll see the Commands Template section at the top of the screen.
2. Choose a Template
Available templates include:
Convert to 64-Bit (Windows)
Shell Script (macOS)
64-Bit MultiLine (Windows)
Click + Create from template under your preferred template (e.g., “Convert to 64-Bit”).
3. Name and Confirm the Command
A pop-up will appear:
Command Name: Provide a recognizable name (e.g.,
Convert to 64-Bit #1).A default description will be filled in automatically from the template.
Click Confirm to proceed.
4. Configure Command Settings
You’ll now enter the detailed configuration screen:
Operating System & Environment
OS: Windows or macOS (preselected based on template)
Environment: CMD or PowerShell
Command Code
Pre-filled with the script. For example:
powershellCopyEdit## Enter the command within the "" on the below line $64BitCommand = "" ##------ Do not modify below this line -------------- & (Join-Path ($PSHOME -replace 'syswow64', 'sysnative') powershell.exe) -Command "& {$64BitCommand}"Add your command string inside "" on the first line.
5. Define Execution Settings
Launch Method: Select how the command will be triggered (e.g., Run Manually).
Smart Defaults: Toggle on for automated settings.
Command Expiration: Set how long the command remains valid (e.g., 3 days).
Timeout After: Set the time (in seconds) after which the command should timeout (e.g., 120).
6. Add Optional Files
If your command relies on additional files:
Use Drag and Drop or click Upload.
Specify the File Destination path on the device.
Click Add to include it in the command.
Uploaded files appear in a list below for review or deletion.
7. Save the Command
Click Create to finalize and add the command to your command library.
A confirmation will appear:
✅ Added successfully – New command added to the library.
8. View and Manage Your Commands
The newly added command will now appear in your command list.
You can view its:
OS and environment (e.g., Windows CMD)
Code snippet
Launch method
Assigned users or groups
Use the three-dot menu to edit, assign, or delete the command.
Final Notes
Template commands streamline recurring administrative tasks like system transitions and multi-line scripting.
You can always edit command code, add conditions, or attach files to suit deployment needs.