Level
Check devices, resolve alerts, and organize endpoints in Level RMM from chat.
Dex connects to Level RMM over the REST API v2 with a single API key and lets admins and employees drive lightweight device management in natural language — listing and inspecting devices, viewing and resolving alerts, managing groups and tags, and updating custom fields — with policy guardrails and audit logging.
What Dex does with Level
Dex handles both admin workflows and employee self-service — all policy-guardrailed and audit-logged.
For admins (CoAdmin)
- List, search, and inspect every enrolled device in Level
- Update device metadata or delete devices that have been decommissioned
- View active alerts across the fleet and resolve them individually
- Create, update, and delete device groups; add or remove devices in bulk
- Create, update, and delete tags; tag or untag devices in bulk
- Define custom fields and set custom field values on devices
- Trigger Level automation webhooks to kick off existing workflows
For employees (self-service)
- Check whether your own computer is online and what Level is reporting
- See any active alerts on your own device and ask for them to be resolved
- Look up what groups and tags your device belongs to
- Review the device health and monitoring status Level shows IT
Just ask Dex
Your team types a request in plain language. Dex investigates, plans, and executes — with the right guardrails.
Admin prompts
- >Show every Level device that is offline right now
- >List all open alerts by severity and who owns each affected device
- >Create a "Production-Servers" group and add every server whose name starts with "prod-"
- >Resolve all alerts for device Z2lkOi8v… — they've been remediated
- >Tag every Mac in the Design team as "CREATIVE"
Employee prompts
- >Is my laptop online in Level right now?
- >Show me any open alerts on my device
- >What groups is my device in?
- >My computer had a disk warning yesterday — is it resolved?
Policy actions
Every action Dex can take on Level is declared, scoped, and guardrailed. Admins control which apply, who approves them, and whether they're limited to self-service.
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
level_list_devices | List and view devices in Level RMM |
level_view_alerts | View device alerts in Level RMM |
level_resolve_alert | Resolve a device alert in Level RMM |
level_manage_groups | Create, update, and manage device group membership in Level RMM |
How to configure Level
Onboarding takes minutes. Dex validates your credentials before saving them.
Setup steps
- 1Sign in to Level as an administrator and go to Settings > API Keys.
- 2Generate a new API key for Dex. Choose read-write scope so Dex can resolve alerts and manage groups/tags; read-only is sufficient for list-and-view only.
- 3In Dex, enable the Level integration and paste the API key.
- 4Dex validates the key by calling `GET /v2/devices?limit=1` before saving the credential.
- 5Configure policy actions (list_devices, view_alerts, resolve_alert, manage_groups) with approval requirements as needed.
Credentials required
- api_key
- Level API key (Settings > API Keys)
Requirements
- •Level workspace with the RMM agent installed on target devices
- •API key generated in Level Settings > API Keys — read-write scope required for write operations
- •Level uses opaque Base64-encoded string IDs (not numeric); Dex handles them transparently
- •List responses use cursor-based pagination (`has_more` + `starting_after`); Dex auto-paginates
- •Read-only API keys can only perform GET requests — write operations (resolve alert, create group) will return 403
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