Remote support

Support that starts with six characters.

Attended remote support without installation: the person you're helping runs one file, reads you the code on their screen, approves the prompt — and their screen is in front of you. Everything a session needs is in the same window.

The flow

Three steps, and none of them is installation.

The session code is short-lived and tied to your own support address: the file is downloaded from your address, and the code is read to you, not to us.

1Download & run

Send one file

The person you're helping runs a single file downloaded from your address. It doesn't install — it just opens. Close it, and it's gone without a trace.

2Ask for the code

They read six characters

A six-character session code appears on their screen. Reading it over the phone is enough; no account, no address to type.

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3Connect

Their screen, in front of you

You enter the code, they approve the on-screen prompt, and the session starts. File transfer, clipboard and chat are ready in the same window.

Inside the session

The tools are already in the window.

No add-ons to buy, no modules to enable. When the session opens, this is what is waiting:

Instant support

You read the code over the phone, they type it, the session starts. No admin rights, no setup wizard, no restart.

Unattended access

Install the agent once and reach the machine even when no one is at the desk. No waiting for someone in the server room.

File transfer & clipboard

Drag and drop, or copy and paste. File traffic flows over a separate channel; a large transfer doesn't freeze the screen image.

Elevated screens

When a User Account Control (UAC) prompt appears, the session doesn't go dark; keyboard and mouse keep working on elevated windows.

Multi-monitor & privacy screen

Switch between monitors or view them all at once. When needed, black out the remote monitor so bystanders can't watch.

Chat & audit log

Message each other inside the session. Who connected to which machine, and when — all of it goes into an immutable audit log.

Every session goes on record, with a name and a time.

Your support history answers "who, when, which machine" months later. When a customer asks "what was done last Tuesday?", the answer is a record, not a guess.

  • Sessions get names: "Outlook profile repair" — searchable later
  • Pending, active and completed sessions in separate filters
  • The audit log is immutable; even an administrator can't delete it
VizzDesk support session history: a list of 117 completed sessions; each row shows the session name, technician, remote device and status
Session history screen, from the same demo panel. Interface shown in Turkish.

Frequently asked

Instant support, in questions.

Does the remote person need admin rights?

No. The support tool runs without installation and without admin rights. If the work itself requires elevation — say, a UAC prompt — the session keeps going: the screen doesn't go dark and your keyboard and mouse keep working on elevated windows.

Does anything stay on the remote machine after the session?

The instant-support tool doesn't install: it just opens, and closing it removes it without a trace. Only if you and the customer decide to set up permanent access is the same file installed once as an agent — that is a deliberate choice, not a side effect.

Can I restart the machine and continue working?

Remote restart is available in every plan. For access that survives without a person present at the machine, install the agent once — see the unattended access page.

Is every session logged?

Yes. Who connected to which machine and when is written to an immutable audit log, and sessions can be named so you can find them later. Recording the screen video of a session is on our roadmap; we don't list it as a feature before it ships.

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