This is how to handle this:

Control Windows UAC dialogs - ConnectWise

Hi there,

This functionality already exists and is outlined here:
Run a command from the Host page - ConnectWise, you can multi-select machines, right click and choose Run Command or select Run Command from the session details column.

To make this easier you could put all of the machines in a session group and then do a Select All.

We added the ability for a guest on an access session to require consent, which can be invoked while a host is connected.

Here is a link to the documentation for this feature:
Enable a guest to require consent - ConnectWise

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Makes sense. Best bet would be to put those machines that do need consent into a session group and then remove the HostSessionWithoutConsent for that session group.

Prompt for consent is the way to do this, you can then configure the timeout for auto-consent if there is either no user at the machine or the request is not acknowledged. 

Prompt guest for consent before connecting to a remote machine - ConnectWise
Automatically grant consent after a countdown - ConnectWise

Automatically grant consent if no user process is running - ConnectWise

This request would have to be fulfilled by the RMM console integration team, as it is not a function of control. I have forwarded this to that product team.

Stephen, Can you give me your usage case here? Why would hiding the timeline from a user who has access to the host page be beneficial?

Thanks!

Sean

https://docs.connectwise.com/ConnectWise_Control_Documentation/Get_started/Administration_page/Audit_page