Devolutions Reviews

James Pope from The Weitz Company (1,001 - 5,000 Employees)

I use Remote Desktop Manager on a daily basis and it has been a great place to help with daily tasks. It has a wide range of features and they continue to improve on the product and not just leave it in the dust.

ANLogos from Logog (26 - 50 Employees)

RDM is an excellent tool for every IT Engineer to organize and manage all connections, with many protocols supported. The possibility of integrating additional features and addons, audits and reports, asset inventory, etc. also makes it a complete tool.

Sascha H from Schult Duschkabinenbau (501 - 1,000 Employees)

RDM is the best tool to organize all your connections if you are willing to pay a little for it.
The wide variety of supported protocols (RDP, SSH, HTTP[s], etc.) really makes it stand out.

Michiel de Wit from IeTee Solutions (26 - 50 Employees)

RDM is a very helpful tool for every IT Engineer. You can manage your whole network from one tool.

Burak Yavuz from Kanuni Sultan Suleyman Hospital (1,001 - 5,000 Employees)

I have use RDM in many years, it is a big helper in my work and personal use. The biggest advantage for me is our credentials are always with me. Also personal password hub integration is very important for me. I have always access to my remote managament informations. It is useful when using dual monitor to open remote host window in other monitor.

Valentin Dare from Mxline (2 - 10 Employees)

I first heard about RDM about 4 years ago, unfortunately i didn't pay much attention at that moment.
About 2-3 years ago, as the number of devices that i have to manage increased i looked for software to help me. I tried all kind of apps for about 3 months, in the end i decided to give RDM a chance.
It was the best decision i could make.
I liked the idea of ??a single application to be able to access the various devices (and operating systems) that I need to manage (from password management, grouping devices according to the desired category, client or managed service).
I also liked Devolutions Force, I think that it's a community of professionals from whom I have already learned quite a lot, a growing community, to which I hope I can contribute also.

Paul Sabin from Baker Botts L.L.P. (1,001 - 5,000 Employees)

Working in a large environment with many different IT groups using different tools, we were constantly struggling with keeping passwords in sync, lack of documentation, and tool sprawl. We needed a solution that allowed multi-user access, a centralized database so everyone had consistent data and role-based access control with logging. We chose Remote Desktop Manager for both its features and its affordability. We liked it because it allowed us to share information quickly and easily. Our information security team liked it because it allowed for MFA login protection, logging, session recording, and password aging reports. It's rare that InfoSec and IT agree on anything, but Remote Desktop Manager is one of those tools that everyone will like when they start to use it.

Patrice Gagnon from Valmetal (251 - 500 Employees)

The best remote Desktop Manager software,
Been using RDM for over 10 years, it's the one tool that has always been there, easy to use, full of nice feature, just a time saver

Eugene from Daikin Applied (10,000+ Employees)

I've started using Remote Desktop Manager just about 3 months ago. It's a great product and allows me to easily manage multiple servers.

surgat from IT crowd Spain (251 - 500 Employees)

It has no rival, all types of remote connection, and password management in a centralized and secure way. I haven't found anything it can't do.