Workstation

Press one button and a desktop arrives in your browser, already signed in, where you left it: a browser, an office suite and your files. Its password is one nobody ever knew.

The platform underneath About Workstation

What it is for

Yours, and it stays: Each person has their own account and their own files. Close the tab; open it tomorrow from another machine; it is as you left it.
Nothing to install: The desktop is drawn in the platform's own session viewer. A browser is all the person needs.
A password nobody knew: The Vault makes the account and rotates its password. Signing in is the platform's job, not the person's.
In English or Persian: The desktop speaks the person's language.
Rules set once: Administrators decide the session rules for every workstation: copy out, paste in, how long a session may last.

Getting started

Open Workstation from the rail.
Press Open my workstation.
Work. Close it when you are done - nothing is lost.

Tasks

Pick up where you left off

Open Workstation on any machine.
Press Open my workstation.
The desktop is as you left it: the same windows, the same files.

Keep it beside your other work

Open your workstation.
Choose Open in a window.
The desktop floats over the platform, next to the page you are on.

Questions

Can someone else open my workstation?

No. A workstation is its person's. It is not listed among the systems people share.

What does it look like?

A familiar desktop: a taskbar with a start menu, windows that snap to the edges, a browser, an office suite and a file manager.

Vault: Credentials that are used, never shown.
Security and audit: Who can see what, and why. Who did what, and when.