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Agents view and control the end-user's desktop in real-time via mouse, keyboard, and screen access. The user simply allows the connection and a chat box opens to start the session.
More than one support agent can connect to the same remote computer simultaneously, enabling collaboration or independent work within a single user session.
A built-in chat box facilitates communication during sessions. The agent's interface shows all controls while the end-user's view is simplified and includes file-sharing.
Both agents and end-users can exchange files during a session. Each side can upload and download files, simplifying tasks like sharing patches or logs.
Support agents can send system commands to the remote PC, such as Ctrl+Alt+Del or launching Task Manager, enabling secure desktop actions during sessions.
Agents can access all monitors of a multi-display remote PC. The interface allows switching between displays so nothing on the user's screen is missed.
The support interface displays system information (OS version, hardware details, active user account) of the remote computer, helping agents troubleshoot without questioning users.
Agents can record the full support session as a video file for auditing or training, creating a complete playback of all assistance provided.
Agents can enable or disable clipboard sharing. When enabled, text and images can be copied and pasted between the remote session and the agent's local machine.
Agents can take one-click screenshots of the remote desktop at any time during the session, useful for capturing key information without interrupting the workflow.
Remote Support supports both attended (user present) and unattended (headless) sessions. Agents connect with user approval in attended mode or access a pre-authorized machine list anytime.
In unattended mode, agents can power on sleeping or offline remote PCs via Wake-on-LAN, enabling connections without requiring physical access to the device.
Agent and end-user software run on Windows, macOS, and Android. Agents can control remote Windows or macOS PCs and even connect from Android devices for true mobile support.
End-users simply download and run a small executable — no installation or reboot required. The agent connects using the shared ID and password for instant, admin-free setup.
Agents generate a custom, branded support client featuring the company logo and only essential buttons, providing end-users with a polished and simplified experience.
Support sessions can be started via CLI, allowing agents to initiate a connection without the GUI using a simple command with the user's ID and password.
The Remote Support interface shows a real-time connectivity status indicator to confirm that the client is successfully connected to the cloud network before a session starts.
An agent can run multiple support sessions concurrently up to the license limit, enabling simultaneous handling of multiple users within bandwidth and licensing constraints.
No per-user licensing. An unlimited number of agents or end-users can operate under one TSplus Remote Support account, limited only by concurrent session count.
The license is device-agnostic. All PCs, tablets, and phones running the client are supported at no extra cost, up to the concurrent session limit.
TSplus uses a concurrent connections model. You purchase a set number of simultaneous sessions, which determines how many support sessions can run at the same time.
The unattended access list can be organized into named groups. Agents quickly find and connect to machines by filtering or searching, simplifying management of large fleets.
TSplus manages software updates automatically in SaaS mode. Both server and client software auto-upgrade on launch, ensuring all users have the latest features without manual patching.
While cloud-hosted by default, on-premises deployment is available for enterprises requiring full local control over their remote support infrastructure.
All support sessions are protected by end-to-end TLS encryption. The agent-user connection is secured to industry standards, keeping data and credentials confidential.
TSplus operates a worldwide network of relay servers. Support connections are automatically routed to the nearest server for low-latency performance anywhere in the world.
No VPN or port forwarding is needed. TSplus's cloud servers broker connections between agent and user, enabling 24/7 remote access without any network reconfiguration.
The TSplus service handles all infrastructure management including load balancing and failover. This SaaS model frees IT from server maintenance and ensures high availability.
Remote Support implements built-in access controls. Agents must enter the correct user ID and password or have pre-authorized unattended access before any session begins.
Support clients and portals can be branded with your company's name and logo. End-users see your brand on the client and during sessions for a professional, cohesive experience.
Host the support client download on your own domain or website. End-users retrieve the client from a URL matching your brand, enhancing trust and recognition.
Administrators can customize the support client interface by hiding unneeded buttons and features, so users see only a streamlined view with the necessary controls.
Remote sessions can be linked to Freshdesk tickets. Agents attach sessions to helpdesk tickets automatically, improving workflow and record-keeping.
When unattended access is enabled, agents can open a remote command prompt on the user's PC for scripting or troubleshooting without requiring a full GUI session.
Agents can switch between full remote control and command-line modes mid-session without restarting the connection, supporting different troubleshooting scenarios on the fly.
End-users start the app and share a numeric ID with the agent. An email or PIN option can also be configured for a simpler login flow in certain deployments.
The agent console runs on Windows or mobile devices. An Android agent app is available and the web interface is touch-optimized, allowing session management from tablets or phones.
Agents gather system info and run remote command-line tools within the session UI, reducing repeated queries to the user and significantly speeding up troubleshooting.
End-user steps are kept minimal — they just run the client and provide credentials. No complex setup or VPN is needed, greatly easing the overall support experience.
The support interface is multilingual. Agents can switch the Remote Support UI to different languages on the fly to accommodate international teams.