Where MultiDeskKore fits

One host, separate Windows desktop sessions for your team. Every scenario below uses the same MultiDeskKore Solo (Single Host, V1): install on the host, create users in the local console, and connect with compatible Remote Desktop clients. One seat is one enabled user account on one licensed host; the host user (console admin) does not count as a seat. Capacity depends on the host and the workload — test yours before choosing a seat count.

One host, many users

Diagram: one host serving many users, each with their own desktop session — One seat is one user account on one licensed host. The host user (console admin) does not count as a seat. Only accounts created through the MultiDeskKore console (plus the console admin) can sign in.

How many seats fit?

Example fits: a classroom of 20 seats, a call centre of 5 seats, a small office of 3 seats — Examples only — the seat count that fits you depends on your host and workload. Test before choosing.

Choose a scenario

A classroom computer lab with pupils working at their own screens

Schools, colleges and training labs

One host serves the whole class — each pupil gets their own desktop.

A call centre office with staff wearing headsets working at their screens

Offices and call centres

One shared host replaces a PC on every desk.

Three staff members working at their own laptops in a small business office

Small businesses

Staff desktops on one host, bought once.

A public library reading room with visitors working at screens

Libraries, community centres and cybercafés

Public-access desktops from one host, managed centrally.

Two people working at their own laptops in a family home

Home and remote work on the local network

One good PC gives everyone in the house their own desktop.

An exam hall with candidates working at screens at rows of desks

Exam and assessment halls

One host serves the hall — each candidate in their own session.

Shop staff working at screens at a back-office counter

Retail and back-office counters

Counter and back-office desktops from one host.

Clinic reception staff working at their screens

Clinics

Reception and back-room staff each get their own desktop.

Workshop staff working at laptops in a workshop office

Workshops

Workshop staff each get their own desktop from one host.

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