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Features 8

  1. Feature

    Deploy with your RMM

    Roll Blink out with the RMM or deployment tool you already use. Ready-made scripts download, install and enroll the agent silently, are safe to run again, and report the result back to your tool with…

    /features/rmm-deployment

  2. Feature

    Install Access from a support session

    …into an Access device. During a support session on Windows, Install Access in the viewer installs the agent with no file to send and no key to create. The viewer shows Installing, then Access installe…

    /features/install-from-support

  3. Feature

    Nothing left installed

    When the session ends, the tool closes and nothing stays installed. The support tool is for this one session only. Files the technician sent stay in the customer’s Downloads folder, where the customer…

    /features/nothing-left-installed

  4. Feature

    Unattended Access for Windows

    …the Windows computers you manage whenever they are online. Install the Blink agent once and the computer shows under Access. It runs in the background, starts with Windows and restarts itself if it s…

    /features/access-agent

  5. Feature

    Enrollment keys

    …of uses and an expiry; every key expires. Revoke a key and installers carrying it stop working at once, while computers already enrolled carry on. The key is shown once. Available Access Windows Blin…

    /features/enrollment-keys

  6. Feature

    All in the browser

    Technicians work in a web browser and install nothing. Start support codes, open Access devices, join sessions and run your team from the console in a web browser. The viewer’s toolbar shows only what…

    /features/browser-console

  7. Feature

    High-risk confirmation

    …n-in is not enough. Opening a terminal, a Safe Mode reboot, Install Access, revoking or deleting a device, and changes to roles, members, users and security settings ask for a fresh passkey or code. H…

    /features/high-risk-confirmation

  8. Feature

    Never cut off

    …fter a downgrade nobody is locked out. If a license lapses, installed agents keep connecting and Support keeps working; only new agent builds and updates stop. Available Support Access Blink Core and…

    /features/never-cut-off

FAQ 4

  1. FAQ

    Can I deploy Blink with my RMM?

    Yes. Ready-made scripts and step-by-step guides cover 24 RMM and deployment tools. These are guides and scripts, not native integrations.

    /faq#access-1

  2. FAQ

    How do I add a computer for unattended Access?

    Install the Blink agent with an enrollment key: by hand, from your RMM, or with Install Access during a support session.

    /faq#access-0

  3. FAQ

    What is the difference between Support and Access?

    …or Mac lets you in with a one-time code, and nothing stays installed. Access is unattended: you install the Blink agent once on a Windows computer you manage and connect whenever it is online.

    /faq#about-2

  4. FAQ

    What do our technicians need?

    A web browser, with nothing to install, and their own account with two-factor.

    /faq#about-4

Plans 1

  1. Plan

    On-premises

    …ually, needs at least 3 technicians and has a one-time $199 installation charge: IZT does the installation for you. In the cloud, Blink Pro recording storage is $0.10 per GB per month. A dedicated ser…

    /pricing#on-premises

Security 2

  1. Security

    Fresh proof for high-risk actions

    Opening a terminal, a Safe Mode reboot, Install Access, revoking or deleting a device, and changes to roles, users and security settings ask for a fresh passkey or code, so a stolen sign-in alone cann…

    /security#sign-in

  2. Security

    The customer starts every support session

    Nothing connects until the customer types the code and opens the tool themselves. When it ends, nothing stays installed.

    /security#customer-control

Glossary 4

  1. Glossary

    Support

    Attended help for someone at a Windows PC or a Mac. The customer lets the technician in with a one-time code, and nothing stays installed afterwards.

    /faq

  2. Glossary

    Access

    Unattended access to the Windows computers you manage. The Blink agent is installed once, and you connect whenever the computer is online.

    /faq

  3. Glossary

    Support tool

    The small program the customer runs to join a support session: a Windows tool or a Mac app. It closes when the session ends, with nothing left installed.

    /faq

  4. Glossary

    Access agent

    The Blink agent installed on a Windows computer for unattended Access. It runs in the background, starts with Windows and keeps itself up to date.

    /faq

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