In my opinion, Think Twice
Overall Satisfaction with GoTo Connect
My department uses GoToAssist in order to provide remote technical support. It allows us to remotely connect to the troubled user's machine and perform troubleshooting and maintenance.
Pros
- In my opinion, GoToAssist is inferior to almost every other remote support product on the market for technical support purposes, but it's cheap
Cons
- Downloading the agent from the website points the user to click on an executable at the bottom of the support page, no matter the browser. In my experience, however, literally all browsers now direct downloads to the upper right hand corner of the browser, and end users are often confused about how to launch the program after it downloads. This is not a new feature that the browsers have recently changed, it's been over a year, and their site is still not updated.
- I think having to manually turn on copy and paste is ridiculous. In my opinion, there should be a feature to turn it off, instead, because people are far more likely to copy something locally and want to paste it on the remote machine's interface, rather than NOT want to paste, especially since copying something on the remote machine still sends it to the personal clipboard of the host of the session. In my opinion, nothing is being protected here, so I think it's an incredibly unproductive feature.
- In my opinion, file sharing is utter garbage through GoToAssist. You can't send more than one item at a time, and zipped folders have such a restricted limit that I think it's not even worth trying to send anything other than a basic word document.
- In my experience, when switching from remotely controlling someone's machine to the chat window, you have to click into the chat box 4-5 times before it will let you type, first to break the remote control, then to engage the outer shell program, then again to enter the chat feature, and lastly to get the cursor to show up in the box. If you're not on the phone with your remote partner, I think communicating with this chat window is an incredibly poor second option. In my experience, installing different versions of the client won't fix this- it appears to be a 'feature', because no one actually wants to type in a chat windows when they click in it.
- In my opinion, it's allowed our organization to avoid paying for a decent product for years until now, when it's become an issue that we can't efficiently use the software.
Do you think LogMeIn Resolve delivers good value for the price?
No
Are you happy with LogMeIn Resolve's feature set?
No
Did LogMeIn Resolve live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of LogMeIn Resolve go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy LogMeIn Resolve again?
No


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