> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/de/concepts/intermediate-concepts/playlists.md).

# Playlists

Starten Sie gruppierte Verbindungen gemeinsam mit Playlists in Remote Desktop Manager, um tägliche Routinen, Wartungsfenster und Onboarding zu automatisieren.

Playlists automatisieren wiederkehrende Aufgaben, indem sie ausgewählte Verbindungen gemeinsam starten, was Zeit spart und Klicks reduziert.

In Remote Desktop Manager können Sie lokale, geteilte oder Benutzer-Tresor-Playlists erstellen, um Ihre Standardverbindungen mit einer Aktion im eingebetteten Modus zu öffnen. Das ist ideal für Routinen wie das Starten Ihres täglichen Werkzeugsatzes, das Vorbereiten eines Wartungsfensters oder das Onboarding eines Kunden. Für umfassendere Verbindungsworkflows ergänzen Playlists die zentralisierte Remote-Verbindungsverwaltung.

Verbessern Sie die Automatisierung, indem Sie Playlists mit Skripten und Ereignissen kombinieren, um Aufgaben vor oder nach der Verbindung auszuführen, etwa Prüfungen, Protokollierung oder Benachrichtigungen.

#### Verwandte Themen

* [Playlist](/rdm/de/ribbon-menu-bar/edit/playlist.md)
* [Eingebettete Sitzungen](/rdm/de/user-interface/content-area/embedded-sessions.md)

#### Siehe auch

* [Devolutions Academy - Automating Connections with Playlists](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/path/1925039/activity/2667188)
* [Devolutions Blog - The Basics: Remote Desktop Manager Playlist](https://blog.devolutions.net/2018/08/the-basics-remote-desktop-manager-play-list/)


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