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title: Blueprint Modifiers
description: Modifiers are configured Blueprint instances associated with Asset Groups that run against PC Assets to do real work.
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# Blueprint Modifiers

## Modifiers are configured instances of Blueprints — associated with Asset Groups and run against PC Assets.

### Blueprint Modifiers

Modifiers are configured instances of Blueprints. They are associated with Asset Groups and run against Assets — specifically, against computers that have the K12Panel Agent installed. Modifiers do not run against Chromebooks or non-technical assets.

If a Blueprint is the recipe, the Modifier carries out that recipe against an Asset. You use Modifiers to make changes to computers, including:

- Install software
- Uninstall software
- Change security or other settings
- Force updates
- Anything else a Blueprint can do

### Modifier Scope: Asset or Person

Modifiers always run on a PC, but their scope determines when:

- **Asset-scoped** — runs on the computer at startup, regardless of who uses it.
- **Person-scoped** — runs on the computer for a logged-in user who matches the Person-scoped criteria.

### Viewing and Creating Modifiers

You need at least one Modifier of a Blueprint to associate it with an Asset Group (you can have more). View and create Modifiers from the Blueprint detail page.

A new Modifier inherits the Blueprint’s scope and category. Name it however you like — often similar to the Blueprint so its purpose is clear, or distinct enough to tell it apart from other Modifiers of the same Blueprint.

### Priority

The **Priority** is the execution priority on an Asset. Higher priority runs earlier in the sequence. A new Modifier starts at the Blueprint’s suggested priority, which you can change to control ordering relative to other Modifiers.

### Common Questions

**Do Modifiers run on Chromebooks?**  
No. Modifiers run only on PCs with the K12Panel Agent installed.

**What’s the difference between Asset-scoped and Person-scoped?**  
Asset-scoped runs at startup for the machine; Person-scoped runs for a matching logged-in user.

**How do I control the order Modifiers run in?**  
Set the Priority — higher priority runs earlier.

**Can a Blueprint have more than one Modifier?**  
Yes, and you need at least one to associate it with an Asset Group.

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