Features

What WollConnect does

An agent on the machine, a viewer for the technician, a portal for administration. What that means in daily work is below — without a feature list made entirely of nouns.

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Agent

Runs as a system service on Windows and macOS and is reachable as soon as the machine is powered on. Because it is a service, the sign-in screen, User Account Control and Ctrl+Alt+Del all work — the places where attended tools give up.

It opens the connection outbound itself. No inbound firewall rule is needed on the customer's network.

Viewer

Streams hardware-accelerated in H.264, HEVC or VP9 — whichever both ends support — and falls back to a still-image mode when needed. Multiple monitors are detected and shown individually or together.

Scaled displays are handled correctly, so the pointer lands where you point instead of offset. Available for Windows and macOS.

Files and clipboard

Files transfer in both directions. On the target machine the familiar Windows progress dialog appears, so the user can see something is happening. Larger transfers continue in the background and can be cancelled. The clipboard transfers on a keystroke.

Administration

Customers, machines, technicians and permissions are managed in the portal — or in the control centre, a standalone Windows application for daily work. Rights are granted individually, not as a bundle.

  • Installers prepared per customer
  • Two-factor authentication for sign-in
  • Sessions and jobs recorded
  • Patch management for Windows, Exchange and third-party software
  • Scripts in PowerShell and zsh, queued for machines that are switched off
  • Software deployment, including unattended endpoint protection rollout
Script library in the WollConnect Control Center as a table listing name, operating system, description, time limit and last change.
The same library as in the portal — the Control Center is not a second set of data.

Frequently asked questions

Do scripts run on machines that are switched off?

The job is queued and runs as soon as the machine reports in. Jobs expire after a configurable period so nothing starts unexpectedly weeks later.

Is there a macOS viewer?

Yes. Agent and viewer are available for Windows and macOS.

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