Install, accounts, device grants, remote sessions and the security model — from zero to your first connection.
People already using FortSwift: the colleague who needs to reach the office Mac from home, and the administrator granting access to a team in the portal.
If you are evaluating whether FortSwift fits your team, start at fortswift.com instead.
| What you want to do | Page |
|---|---|
| Install a client and connect to your first machine | Get started |
| Sign in, change your password, set up a passkey and your account code | Accounts and sign-in |
| Request, approve or revoke access to a machine | Device grants |
| Turn a machine into a controllable host | Enabling a host |
| Add or remove the controller devices your team uses | Controller governance |
| Manage devices, sub-accounts and audit records | Portal guide |
| Connect, run several sessions, tune quality | Remote sessions |
| Where data lives, who can see it, how PDPC applies | Security model |
| Read an error message | Troubleshooting |
| See what changed in this release | Release notes |
About accuracy
This documentation describes released behaviour. Interface wording can shift between versions — where this text and the app disagree, the app is authoritative.
