Good product with potential to be great!!
Updated January 19, 2024
Good product with potential to be great!!
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Score 8 out of 10
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Overall Satisfaction with LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo
Our company has recently switched to using LogMeIn Rescue to provide support to our customer base with their technical issues. The entire Technical and application support personnel are using it. The major advantage of LogMeIn is that it provides multi monitor support as well as reconnection after a remote reboot without going through the authorization procedure done in the beginning. The customers being served are also satisfied knowing that they give the authority to access their system to only known people by acknowledging it at each instance.
Pros
- The customer at the other end is in control of giving access to their system. It is not a free anytime access to their system even if you have connected before.
- The technician, after getting access, can switch between monitors on the remote system to access windows popping in different monitors.
- You can perform a remote reboot and still connect without the customer intervention once the authorization has been given. This is helpful when you are doing a remote software installation that requires multiple system reboot.
- You can get the remote system configuration information without invoking the command window on their side.
Cons
- The most important feature that is missing is its ability to schedule a meeting ahead of time and integrating it with the office mail systems.
- Their is no integration of voice so you have to resort to other calling app or phone to have a verbal interaction with the client.
- In some cases it would be nice to set up a secured unattended remote access feature. This is particularly useful in big organizations where the remote systems are not always accessible quickly by the clients. So, if a mutually agreed secure link will help.
- Good level of access to remote systems
- Some customers still don't trust LogMeIn completely and hence it cannot be used
- Cannot schedule the meetings which is a bit annoying.
Rescue uses end to end encryption so our security team has vetted it as appropriate to use.
As an agent I have to use the software that has been approved by our company IT dept. They make sure that the software is safe to use and that is enough for me to use it without any concerns.
- Zoom, Skype for Business (formerly Lync) and TeamViewer
Skype has very poor connection quality and lags a lot. Zoom does not provides automatic reconnection after a reboot. Both the products do not allow to switch between monitors. TeamViewer can do everything LogMeIn can do and some more but it requires the licensed software to be installed on both the systems to use it.
Do you think LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo's feature set?
Yes
Did LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo again?
Yes
LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo Feature Ratings
Using LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo
10 - Customer support role.
3 - our IT department supports any issues we may have with the application.
- Provide remote support to client by working on their workstation.
- Perform server installation requiring multiple reboots
- Monitor client system using unsupervised connections
- using the feature to get assistance from another colleague .
Using LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo
Pros | Cons |
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Like to use Relatively simple Easy to use Technical support not required Well integrated Consistent Quick to learn Convenient Feel confident using Familiar | None |
- launching the customer support portal
- opening a connection session
- switching between two sessions
- Cannot add client side users to the same session
- No voice call feature
Yes, but I don't use it
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