With TeamViewer, you can create remote sessions and provide remote support easily and securely.

This article applies only to the Business, Premium, Corporate, and Tensor licenses. 

The five steps below show how a supporter can provide remote support to the end user.

  1. The supporter creates the session.
  2. The supporter shares the session with the end user.
  3. The end user joins the session by opening the session link or via the session code.
  4. The supporter will be informed that the end user has entered the session and will be prompted to start the session.
  5. The end user will be asked to accept (or decline) the remote session. Once the end user clicks Allow access, the remote session will start.

Step 1: The supporter creates and shares the remote session

To create and share a remote session as a supporter, please follow the instructions below:

If you wish to start the remote session later, click the dropdown menu and click Create for later.

Step 2: The end user joins the remote session's waiting room

Note: Joining a session does not require a TeamViewer account.

Now that the supporter has shared the session with the end user, the end user can now join the session.

If the end user doesn't have TeamViewer installed (Join via QuickSupport)

End users who do not have the full client installed can join a remote session via QuickSupport. To join a session via QuickSupport, follow the instructions below:

Step 3: The supporter starts the remote session

Now that the end user has joined the remote session, the supporter can start it.

To start a remote session, please follow the instructions below:

  1. A pop-up will inform the supporter that the end user has joined the session. To start the remote session, the supporter must click Join session.
  2. The end user will be prompted to accept or decline the remote session. To establish the remote session, the end user must click Allow access.

The remote session has successfully started.