Avis clients sur GoTo Resolve

la gestion et la classification des ticket et l'intégration à TEAMS est pratique

la prise en main à distance et moins facile à utiliser que l'était go to assist pout la prise en main sans surveillance go to resolve ne fonctionne pas sur des client en Windows 7 se qui peut encore arriver

Of all of the remote software I've used, including Teamviewer, VNC, and Webbex support, this makes it easiest for the end user to join a session and has the nicest user interface for the supporter. You can either direct the user to a simple URl where they will be asked to enter the session code to join a session or, you can send them the direct Url to your session where they simply install the agent and relax. Nothing much to go wrong in the setup process. The sessions feel just like sitting at the computer and mimic the Windows RDP experience. No lag, no bugs, just a great piece of software.

The price is a bit higher than other solutions and you don't need this if you have a windows environment that is all on the same network or routable via VPN.

This is our go to software for work. Obviously we use the for on demand customer service, but we also use it when we need to remote into a computer or server unattended. One of the great things about this software is the ability to send and receive files during the remote session, making it easy to install software or download log files when troubleshooting issues.

its a bit pricy, we've even discussed moving to an in house platform for remote software, but some of the features you get with GoToAssist are just not available with in house solutions.

My first tech company job was in an education software company that used gta as their support software to their clients. It was an easy software to learn and use during my time with that company. I liked the personal queues and interaction that it gave you with your customer at said time. I even liked the multiple calls you could be on at one time.

The software crashed a lot when we had it. We eventually had higher ups in gta make an appearance and they saw first hand what the software was doing and said straight up that they had no way to fix it. Hopefully that has changed and I would definitely recommend this software to a starter company for it price and package.

It provides ticketing system along with remote support features which helps to resolve tickets quickly.Admin can chat, take remote access of any system to resolve issue for respective ticket efficiently.

I think it is one of the best solution to raise and resolve ticket by taking remote access of system which helps to track tickets more efficiently. So nothing to dislike from my side.

Best Tool for remote support, for chat and sending files

We can take remote session with admin upgrade, Chat, share files.

easy to deploy. Easy to use. Can see if a user is active before connecting.

The only con I can think of is that users can uninstall the tool. This should have a password to uninstall.

We previously used GoTo Assist before moving to Resolve. They are essentially the same product, but Resolve has more features like the help desk, file manager, and remote execution. Resolve is easy to work with and connect to an end user's PC to provide remote support assistance.

I don't have any "cons" with Resolve, but I think it would be nice if it remembered your settings such as sorting the devices in alphabetical order. Another feature that would be useful is for devices that have been offline for determined amount of time that they get automatically removed.

I like the ability to pull up the dashboard and jump right into what I need.

Mac connectivity is choppy at times, the reverse caps lock issue is a headache when you're attempting to make changes remotely with a complex Admin password.

The web interface is better than previous goto assist product, and the user-side prompting is better than before. Remote command line access is very nice. The core loop of "IT sends link, user clicks link, IT has remote access" is very nice.

The remote support feature is slower and laggier than GoToAssist, sometimes to the point where I switch back to the GoToAssist to finish a session. Getting local admin allowed on a remote machine is rough, sometimes it just doesn't work and you've wasted everyone's time. Deployment is rough. No way to automatically place machines in groups with an install flag. AI is not needed, please spend time fixing other issues first.

Very easy to use. Able to setup groups to better define areas of physical locations of PCs.

A tad difficult to setup. Billing was off too, as GoTo merged with another company when we purchased.

It's ease of user was great, I really enjoyed using it.

It was very expensive. when they raised our bill for a consecutive year in a row it was time to leave.

It works perfectly for the purpose created, supporting the customers remotely. One of the main things I like is when you restart the customer's computer, this tool let you stay connected when the computer boot up again.

Sometimes the connection is not so stable. This is an app that must be installed in customer's computer and insert password. With other similar tools goes smoother because there are web app options with no passwords whatsover.

We use GoToAssist everyday for remote support to our branch offices all over the United States. It works great for us. The ability to remote into any machine we need to and control, monitor or install software/updates makes this software a life saver.

Better support for mobile devices. We use a lot of iPads out in the field and would love to be able to remote in and grab information or troubleshoot issues for the non technical sales reps.

Has every feature you will need to manage PCs from remote or WFH users.

Extremely high CPU usage as a support user. Leaving this app open all day slows even high-end PCs to a crawl.

RescueAssist has been some of the most helpful software in my career. The ease of use as well as the options available for the price are unbelievable. I can manage 40 people's computers without leaving my home. The ability to control employee's' computers from my home is an absolute time saver.

Sometimes the software doesn't work correctly and won't pull up a support session, but usually exiting out and logging back in will fix this.

I like that the software is easy to use, the connection is smooth and it has been stable most of the time.

Too many steps and confusing instructions for the people receiving support.

This software has everything I need to login and troubleshoot all of my client's computers. It helps us to be way more efficient when providing technical support to clients.

Occasionally the connection is slow and the remote computer doesn't respond as fast as I would like it to.

IT's fast, can easily share sessions between other technicians to complete a job, and it's reliable on reboot

Lacks some of the logging/advanced features of other remote software, such as log me in rescue which allows you to customize it a bit more.

easy to for the client and I can review the recording for the ticket system.

Can not transfer the session to someone else or can view with you

It is easy to apply to machines and use. The unattended installer is a must for pretty much anyone in our department. Just click and go. I have the option to remote to clients and show them what ever they need with a access key, email or the unattended installer. Plenty of options. The chat function is pretty nice and all the other features are working fine.

We have some issues with mac computers. You need to enable the software in security settings etc. The automation you have in Windows do unfortunately not copy into Mac. That's the only thing I can put a finger on besides the support that is very limited if you do not have a direct contact.

My office has constantly been having an issue with our installed doorbell and about every week, I have to call customer support and have them fix it. Since the doorbell is synced with our wifi, the only way customer support can help me is if they connect with my computer. They send me a code for GoToAssist and connect within seconds. They quickly fix what needs to be fixed and move on. It's very convenient and I don't have to do anything. They can just come in, get it done, then leave.

I have no complaints about this program at all. The only thing that I have an issue with is not knowing what exactly the other end can do when they connect with my computer. Can they save anything from my computer without me knowing? I'm sure all of this info is in the software information and I haven't read it but I have privacy issues and always worry about people logging onto my computer.