Individual use
One operator managing personal remote connections without team sharing or centralized administration.
Overview / Edition fit
Requirement framingBegin with how work is shared and governed.
Edition fit is not only a feature checklist. It reflects who uses RDM, whether information is shared, who administers it, and which controls the organization requires.
Team operations
Shared sessions, common data, roles, permissions, ownership, administration, and support expectations.
Adjacent systems
Data source, credential vault, PAM, identity, deployment, logging, and availability dependencies.
Comparison worksheet
| Decision area | Question to answer |
|---|---|
| Users | Is usage individual, shared-team, temporary, or cross-functional? |
| Connections | Are sessions personal, authoritative team assets, or both? |
| Credentials | Where are they stored, referenced, rotated, and governed? |
| Administration | Who manages users, groups, vaults, templates, and settings? |
| Continuity | What availability, offline, backup, and support expectations apply? |
Confirm the current offer officially.
Product packaging, features, limits, trial terms, support, and price can change. Use your requirements brief to validate current fit with Devolutions.
- Ask for current edition documentation
- Confirm relevant platform and data-source support
- Clarify user and assignment rules in writing
- Review the applicable license agreement
- Test critical workflows in the offered trial
Edition FAQ
Is RDM Free available for individual use?
Devolutions presents RDM Free for individual use. Confirm current scope and terms on the official product site before relying on it.
Does Greybridge recommend a specific SKU?
We recommend a requirements position and validation plan. The vendor provides current SKUs, packaging, commercial terms, and authoritative licensing answers.
Write the requirement before choosing the edition.
Greybridge can facilitate a 90-minute fit workshop.