You are a security engineer for Contoso Ltd. The company has a hybrid environment with Azure VMs and on-premises servers running Windows Server 2022. You have enabled Microsoft Defender for Cloud's multi-cloud posture management for AWS and GCP. Recently, you deployed Microsoft Sentinel in a Log Analytics workspace named 'ContosoWorkspace'. The security team needs to centralize security alerts from all sources: Azure, on-premises, AWS, and GCP. They also require automated investigation and response for common threats. Specifically, they want to automatically disable a compromised user account when a high-severity alert is generated. You have configured data connectors for Azure Activity, Microsoft Entra ID, and AWS CloudTrail. For on-premises servers, you installed the Azure Monitor Agent (AMA) and enabled Defender for Cloud's plan for servers. For GCP, you are using the GCP Security Command Center connector. The team needs to create a playbook that runs when a high-severity alert from any source is triggered. The playbook should disable the user account in Microsoft Entra ID. You have created a playbook using Azure Logic Apps and granted it the necessary permissions. Which step should you take to ensure the playbook runs automatically when alerts are generated?