I remember the initial implementation being simple, especially if you're just doing a quick setup. If I just needed to help someone (in an one-off use case), I could just send an (agent link) to a client, which they then ran, and we were up and running!

It seems pretty straightforward because there is no central server. You just log into a website or your app, and they have something running on there. The hardest part is probably getting that client installed on a user's machine. You have to talk them through that or email them a link and get them past that first little installation process. It is pretty simple.

The solution's initial setup process is straightforward.

Very straightforward. All you need is a general understanding of how things work through a web-based management system. Anybody's who really good with browser-based software, it's real easy.

The initial setup is straightforward. It is easy.

You can deploy it easily by sending it through email, or sending it as an invite, or just log in by using LogMeIn Rescue, download the client, and install LogMeIn.

It's pretty straightforward.

The initial setup was pretty straightforward.

Pretty straightforward.

Straightforward. Click the installer, click "Next" a few times, finished.

It's simple.

It was straightforward. 

It has a low learning curve, and once people get familiar with the web interface, it doesn't take very long at all to acclimate to performing functions administratively there.

Straightforward.

It was straightforward.

Straightforward.

It just took some work configuring around. I did have a little help when I first set it all up, but I have not really needed anything ever since.

The initial setup was simple.