Remote Access.
Your office AI, wherever you are.
The box still lives on your office network — but work doesn’t stop at the front door. Remote Access opens a private, encrypted tunnel so your team can reach it from home, a client site, or the road, without ever opening a port on your router or exposing the box to the public internet.
An optional tunnel in, not a hole in your network
Remote Access is an add-on to the box, not a separate product — it simply lets the same login and the same assistant follow your team outside the building, without changing how the box handles data.
One encrypted path in, nothing else open
Instead of forwarding ports on your router or putting the box on the open internet, Remote Access establishes a single outbound, encrypted connection that your team’s devices can reach through — the box is never directly exposed.
- No open ports on your office router
- End-to-end encrypted from device to box
- The box is never listed as a public server
Nothing changes about who’s allowed to see what
Remote Access rides on top of the same accounts and roles your admin already set. It only changes where a session can start from — not what a person can see once they’re in.
- Approved and switched on from your admin login
- Same roles and permissions apply remotely
- Optional monthly add-on — off by default
The whole box, not just chat
Remote Access doesn’t carve out a limited “mobile mode” — it’s the same box, so everything else you’ve set up travels with it.
Private AI Chat, from the road
Draft, summarize, and ask from your phone or a hotel laptop exactly like you would at your desk — same assistant, same history, same engines.
Knowledge Base still answers with sources
Ask about a policy or a past quote from anywhere, and it still cites the exact document sitting on the box back in the office.
Team Rooms and the calendar stay live
Catch up on a shared Team Chat Room or check the calendar between meetings — it’s the same live data, not a stale export.
Still scoped to who’s allowed to see what
Remote sessions respect the same admin-set roles as in-office ones, so sensitive folders and conversations stay with the right people no matter where they’re logged in from.
Turned on once by an admin. After that, it’s invisible.
Admin switches it on
An admin enables Remote Access as an add-on from their own login — no router changes, no forwarded ports, no separate hardware.
Team signs in from anywhere
From home, a client site, or the road, employees open the same address and sign in with their own account, same as always.
The tunnel does the rest
The session travels over the encrypted tunnel to the box in the office, which still does all the thinking — nothing is processed anywhere else.
Remote Access is one part of the office
Same login, same box, same privacy — explore what else runs alongside it.