Unattended access

Reach the machine when no one is at the desk.

Install the agent once and the machine appears in your console — the server in the rack, the point-of-sale terminal after closing time, the branch PC before anyone arrives. Unattended remote access, priced per technician, not per device.

One console

Forty machines or four — all on one screen.

Devices are grouped by company, branch and tag. Who is online, which agent is outdated, when a machine was last seen — you just look, then press Connect.

VizzDesk access console: a device list of 40 machines; views by company and status on the left, online/offline filters and Connect buttons in the middle, the selected device's detail panel on the right
Screenshot taken from a real panel filled with demo data — not a drawing or a mock-up. Interface shown in Turkish.

Order in the fleet

Structure that survives growth.

Groups and tags

Group devices by company, branch or job; add tags that match how you actually work. The list you see is the list you think in.

Live status and versions

Online, offline and outdated agents are visible at a glance, with the last-seen time for every machine.

Device detail

Hardware, operating system and the signed-in user are collected by the agent — you know what you're connecting to before you connect.

Permission scopes

On Standard and Premium, technicians see only the companies and groups granted to them — a subcontractor doesn't browse your whole fleet.

Signed agent updates

The console shows which agents are behind; updates ship as signed packages, and an unverified package will not run.

A record of every visit

Connections to unattended machines land in the same immutable audit log as attended sessions.

No per-device fee.

Unattended devices are included in the plan: 10 on One, unlimited on Standard and Premium. See pricing.

Frequently asked

Unattended access, in questions.

Is there a per-device fee?

No. Unattended devices are included in the plan: 10 devices on One, unlimited on Standard and Premium. The invoice changes only with the number of concurrent technicians.

Does the user see when I connect?

Yes — always. While the screen is shared, the warning banner and the system-tray indicator cannot be hidden, on unattended machines too. We treat that visibility as part of the security model, not as an option.

How do the agents get updated?

The console shows which agents are on an old version, and updates are distributed as signed packages — an agent will not run an update whose signature fails verification.

Which operating systems can I manage?

Today the agent runs on Windows 10, Windows 11 and Windows Server. The console is browser-based and opens from any desktop operating system. macOS and Linux agents are on the roadmap; we don't list them before they are ready.

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