XIA Links

XIA Links is a solid app that gives you the power to manage what apps users can access across your network. It's perfect for keeping things organized and secure!

Easy Access Control

With XIA Links, you can set up a shared workspace where each user has access to specific applications under your watchful eye. This means they can only open the apps you’ve allowed, making it easy for everyone to stay on task.

Desktop Icon Management

This software lets you control which desktop icons are visible across your whole network. You can set up the server application so that end users can only access designated desktop icons. It’s a smart security solution for private networks!

User-Friendly Interface

What’s great is that it’s super user-friendly! Users get a neat working space with an interface that’s easy to navigate. Everyone loves a hassle-free experience!

Control at Your Fingertips

The network admin has total control over which icons or applications show up on each workstation—at the same time! This way, you keep everything streamlined.

Create Shortcuts with Ease

XIA Links also makes it simple to create shortcuts to all those applications in one spot. This means users can quickly find what they need without wasting time searching.

Categorize for Convenience

You can even sort these shortcuts into categories based on their functions! This is especially handy if some computers have tons of different programs running.

Perfect for Schools and Libraries

XIA Links works wonders in places like schools, colleges, or public libraries where managing app access is crucial.

Multiple Install Locations

This app allows you to set up different locations for installing applications. So, if machines have various versions of an app, XIA Links has got it covered!

Manage User Permissions

If an app doesn’t show up in the dedicated window, it might be blocked from that user. You’re in charge of who gets access!

Active Directory Integration

You can specify Active Directory groups or computer IDs when creating shortcuts. Basically, you decide which workstations get access to certain applications.