Remote access software like TeamViewer is designed to enable remote control and tech support. Device management platforms enable functionality for devices, like kiosk mode or geofencing.
What if you could remotely control your Android devices for remote support and have a suite of device management features, all in the same platform?
The Esper platform not only gives you granular control of your Android tablets, kiosks, point of sale, digital signage, and other devices, enabling you to define the policies, software, and security for your devices in the field, but also full remote control capabilities. With Esper, there’s no need to pay for two separate services to have device management and remote control.
Esper's deep expertise in Android spans from chip to cloud, ensuring your success whether starting from solution design or transforming an existing device fleet. Our support offerings get you in touch with our Android and DevOps experts to help you keep innovating. From helping with hardware selection, to expertise around solution offerings, to unparalleled Android expertise, Esper can become a true partner.
“The best level of support I have received from any IT product (and that's over 25 years)—I cannot speak highly enough of the responses I received from Esper directly.” - G2Crowd review
At Esper, we built our platform intentionally for managing dedicated devices that companies rely on. This includes the ability to remotely access and control devices in order to provide remote tech support — why should you have to pay for two platforms?
Nearly ¾ of organizations think their MDM solution is a problem—it’s too complicated or unfriendly, lacks support for their hardware (e.g. x86), and has a poor user experience.
When something happens to a device in the field, you shouldn’t have to send a field agent out to fix it — that’s why remote access and control is so important. If your current device management solution doesn’t offer remote control, however, it’s really not much of a “solution,” is it? Having to pay for (and use!) two services that perform functions that should be seamless doesn’t make much sense, so it’s time to rethink the way you manage devices. We’re here when you’re ready to talk.