Users and roles
Identify who needs remote access, which devices they use, and whether they are permanent staff, contractors, reviewers or project-based users.
LoLa for Teams
Remote desktops for teams that need control.
Give users access to approved PCs, workstations or optional LoLa Cloud PCs without turning every project into a hardware rollout. Start with the workflow, then match users, machines and support.
- Existing PCs or managed Cloud PCs
- User and computer planning
- Deployment and support route
Team rollout
Map users to approved machines
Users
Designers, engineers, contractors
Who needs access and from which device?
Host PCs
Office workstations or Cloud PCs
Which machines should each person reach?
LoLa
Remote desktop access layer
Accounts, computers and sessions in one route.
Support
Install, onboarding, escalation
Make the rollout supportable from day one.
Business route
Map the people, machines and work before rollout.
Host computers
Decide which existing PCs or workstations should be reachable, and where optional managed Cloud PCs are a better fit than physical hardware.
Support model
Define onboarding, installation, troubleshooting, ownership and escalation so remote access does not become an unmanaged side channel.
Rollout plan
Use LoLa where remote access adds value.
Studios and creative teamsGive editors, designers, artists or reviewers controlled access to workstations without moving large project files to personal devices.
Engineering and CAD workflowsLet Mac or laptop users reach approved Windows machines for compatible CAD, BIM, 3D or specialist Windows applications.
Temporary project seatsAdd short-term users or hosted machines for projects, events, testing, demos or contractors where permanent hardware is inefficient.
Cloud PC capacityUse managed LoLa Cloud PCs only when the team does not have suitable host hardware or needs extra performance for a defined workload.
Teams FAQ
Questions before a business rollout.
Can LoLa support multiple users?
Yes. A team rollout should define the users, host computers, client devices, expected workloads and support model before it goes live.
Do we need Cloud PCs for everyone?
No. Use existing compatible PCs where possible. Add managed Cloud PCs only where the user does not have suitable host hardware or needs extra capacity.
What does the demo need from us?
Bring the number of users, main applications, host computer types, locations, support expectations and any compliance or licensing constraints.
Workflow demo
Show us your setup. We will map the route.
Use this for teams, studios, engineering workflows, contractors, demos or any business case where personal sign-up is not enough.