The SiteRemote server can handle different kinds of clients including SiteKiosk, SiteRemote Client and SiteCaster (in preparation). Here you can see the login dialog box for a SiteKiosk client.

You can use SiteRemote Client as an affordable alternative to SiteKiosk if you only need SiteRemote functionality to manage any number of Windows computers from a remote location.

You can use SiteCaster to show any content on displays at any intervals. (Digital Signage, DooH Media)

You can use the auto login tool to automatically log in the teams of the client machines with no need for any user interaction.

Secure communication between SiteRemote and the client terminals by using key and symmetrical encryption.

Manage the files on your client machines using a file structure similar to Windows Explorer. Use drag-and-drop to move machines between folders.

You can subsume machines in virtual folders sorted by the categories you need.

Store important address information (e.g. location of terminal, owner’s address, maintenance service contact) for each machine.

Manage different users with individual access rights for each team.

All user activity will be recorded in audit logfiles.

Assign a default language for the user interface to each user. SiteRemote currently offers the following language interfaces: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, and Dutch.

Time zones can be assigned to each client machine and user, allowing for the generation of accurate reports, statistics, and aid in processing time-sensitive information.

SiteRemote includes a maintenance log in which administrators can add entries noting the dates and times of any maintenance activities

The Export feature collects and exports protocol data and address files.

Use the search function to locate teams, addresses, users, machines, and folders.

This feature provides you with the current license and account information for your team (e.g. transfer volumes, storage usage, registered machines, etc.)

The client machine will report back to the SiteRemote server with information pertaining to the current status of the terminal, in scheduled time intervals.

SiteRemote, used with GoogleMaps or Microsoft Virtual Earth, can display a visual map of all client terminals.

Live screenshots of kiosk’s display monitor can be requested from every client machine.

Use the screenshot feature for scheduled jobs and reports. In addition, you can adjust the resolution and quality of the image.

Queries can be run for product and status information on installed software components.

Queries can be run for product and status information on installed hardware components.

SiteRemote generates and displays error messages and alerts for certain software and hardware events.

The Alert Configuration File, available with the SiteRemote Server version, allows additional individual entries to the list of events to report.

Staff members and administrators can receive automatic alerts for certain events occurring on the client terminals via automatic e-mail or SMS (Short Message Service)

As the log files are transmitted close to real time, you can view them almost instantaneously. The files are available for review for 360 days.

SiteRemote will also receive all Windows system messages and create a report on them for you.

SiteRemote can generate real-time statistics on usage time and sales for the current day or week, as well as the previous week.

The software shows daily, weekly, monthly, and annual performance diagrams for certain hardware components.

The Reports feature is used to create detailed reports on the machines for period, and contain information on sales, usage or errors.

When using the SiteKiosk Payment Bundle, you will be given additional information on the overall sales, the cash sales and the amounts generated by the machines when they were emptied. Summaries will show you on which days the machines turned over the strongest sales.

Allows scheduling of automatic generation for daily, weekly or monthly reports.

Reports can be created automatically and sent via e-mail.

Send system commands such as Shutdown, Reboot, and Update screenshot from a remote location.

You will be able to view and edit configuration files.

The Jobs feature creates functions which can be composed of different actions (such as “Upload file” + “Execute script” – “Reboot computer”) and can be assigned to several client machines at once.

Jobs that are created can be saved to templates to reuse at a later time or for scheduled automatic tasks.

Exchange content between client and server and manage this data on a central server.

Sync folders between server and any number of clients with a single click.

Establish a Remote Desktop Connection to gain full access to the computer including direct access to the hard drive (formerly, Terminal Commander).