Jump Desktop for Teams#

Jump Desktop for Teams provides administrators with a web dashboard for managing remote access across an organization. From the Teams dashboard, administrators control which users can connect to which computers, enforce Connect settings, and manage sign-in and billing. Use it when several people require access to an organization's computers, for example staff connecting to their office computers from home.

• Get started with Jump Desktop for Teams: create a team and grant users access to computers.
• Set up Jump Desktop for an organization: the rollout order, from choosing a plan to monitoring connections.

To deploy to many computers, see Deployment & infrastructure.

Users#

• Add and manage users: invite people, manage pending invites, and remove users.
• Team roles and remote access: the permissions of each role, and how remote access controls connections and billing.

Computers#

• Add and manage computers: add computers with pre-configured installers, and rename or remove them.
• Organize with tags and custom fields: label computers and users, and add custom columns.

Access and configuration#

• Control access with Access Groups: grant sets of users access to sets of computers.
• Configure computers with Connect Configurations: enforce Connect settings on computers and Access Groups.
• Set virtual displays for a team: allow, fix, or keep virtual displays on team computers.
• Set codec and color defaults: set a fixed codec and color level for team computers.
• Set bandwidth limits: set a maximum or minimum bandwidth for each connection.

Identity and sign-in#

• Set up single sign-on: authenticate team members with a SAML 2.0 identity provider.
• Change identity providers and renew SSO certificates: switch providers or replace an expiring certificate.
• Verify your domain: exempt SSO users on your domain from email confirmation.
• Provision users with SCIM: manage accounts and Access Groups from your identity provider.
• Limit sign-in duration: sign team members out of Jump Desktop apps after a configured duration.

Security#

• Security best practices: a checklist of recommended settings.
• Add a watermark to sessions: display text, such as the user's email address, on the host's screen during a session.
• Activity Logs and Connection Logs: review and export records of team changes and connections.
• Enforce privacy mode for a team: allow users to choose, or require privacy mode for every session on team computers.

Billing and team settings#

• Choose a plan: the features Jump Desktop for Teams Pro and Enterprise add.
• Use group billing: pay for several teams with one subscription.
• Change team ownership: transfer a team to a new administrator.