Take Control

Take Control

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Overview

Take Control is a remote support platform that lets your team reach customer devices quickly and solve incidents without site visits. Despite occasional endpoint agent crashes reported by some users, it delivers fast connections, encryption, and tools like file transfer and scripting. For service desks and MSPs, it streamlines resolution.

Take Control Specifications

  • Live Chat
  • Analytics And Reporting
  • Customer Feedback Surveys
  • Self-Service Portal

Pros And Cons of Take Control

Pros

  • Fast connections for on-demand support

  • Reliable access with minimal outages

  • Affordable option for small teams

Cons

  • Agent may crash on endpoints

  • UAC prompts may block installs

Take Control Reviews

Total 20 reviews

4.4

All reviews are from verified customers

Rating Distribution

5

Stars

55%

4

Stars

35%

3

Stars

5%

2

Stars

5%

1

Stars

0%

Share your experience

PS
Patrick S.

Not Specified, N/A employees

2.0

“Frequent crashes”

Pros

Getting around the platform was easy and I never ran into outage issues while using it. It was also basic on system resources, largely because the software would frequently crash and fail to restart on its own. On top of that the pricing was very low and fit the budget well.

Cons

A recurring problem was the software randomly stopping on an endpoint and then not coming back up even after rebooting the computer. Support wasn't much help either since they were unable to resolve the issue. The application also couldn't deal with UAC prompts at all which made software installations and assisting users with requests basically impossible.

Rating Distribution

Ease of use

5

Value for money

4

Customer Support

3

Functionality

4

LB
Lucas B.

Not Specified, N/A employees

5.0

“reliable remote access toolkit”

Pros

Everything you need is built in without overcomplicating things, unattended access, audio passthrough, file transfer and the rest are all there. It's a easy tool that simply works.

Cons

There isn't much to complain about although support from N-Able can sometimes be a weak spot.

Rating Distribution

Ease of use

10

Value for money

10

Customer Support

10

Functionality

10

GB
Giovanni B.

Not Specified, N/A employees

4.0

“Practical platform”

Pros

Software is basic and simple and one of the most useful things is that it installs a Windows service that allows access without needing the person on the other side to accept or send requests. It's also convenient because the screen can be resized and file transfers work well even without logging into the remote machine.

Cons

First launch can be slow after the client downloads the one-shot access client and there are still too many steps the remote user has to go through to allow access.

Rating Distribution

Ease of use

8

Value for money

8

Customer Support

8

Functionality

7

Frequently Asked Questions

What language does Take Control support?

The software supports English (US and UK), French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.

What types of pricing plans does Take Control offer?

Take Control pricing starting from $19/month depending on billing terms. Request a personalized Take Control price quote today.

What level of support does Take Control offer?

Take control offers support via phone number and ticket submission.

Does Take Control offer an API?

Yes, Take Control offers APIs, including a REST API that uses API keys to control and secure access.

Does Take Control have a mobile app?

Yes, Take Control has native iOS and Android apps.

Who are the typical users of Take Control?

Take Control is ideal for managed service providers, IT help desks, network security firms, healthcare clinics, legal practices, retail IT teams, and field service teams.

What other apps does Take Control integrate with?

The software supports integration with multiple systems and platforms, such as AWS CloudWatch, CrowdStrike, Automox, Acronis, and 1Password.