# Governance

> This section explains how you can manage Healing Agent in your organization using Automation Ops™ policies.

This section explains how you can manage Healing Agent in your organization using Automation Ops™ policies.

As an administrator, you can configure the Healing Agent governance policy through the Automation Ops Robot runtime governance policy.

The following settings are available:

* **Allow Fix Recommendations** — Allows the Healing Agent to engage and generate a fix recommendation when a UI Automation error occurs. If disabled, the entire Healing Agent functionality will be disabled at runtime, which impacts the rest of the governance options.
* **Allow Self-Healing** — Available only if the **Allow Fix Recommendation option** is enabled. Specifies if the Healing Agent is allowed to autonomously self-heal using the recommendations it generates.
  If disabled, self-healing will not be attempted at execution time.
* **Allowing Screenshot Saving** — Available only if the Allow Fix Recommendation option is enabled. Specifies if the Healing Agent is allowed to capture screenshots during execution.
* **Healing Agent Apps/URLs Restrictions** — Controls the agent behavior when interacting with target applications and URLs. Specifies which apps or URLs are allowed or restricted from providing recommendations or healing.
* **Control Popup Restrictions** — Controls the agent behavior when interacting with unexpected popups. For example, it makes sure the Healing Agent does not dismiss a security popup.

Figure 1. Configuring a Robot runtime policy for Healing Agent
  

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For more details, refer to [Healing Agent runtime governance](https://docs.uipath.com/automation-ops/automation-cloud/latest/USER-GUIDE/settings-for-robot-policies#healing-agent-runtime-governance).