Client-side consent prompt before starting a remote control session

[Infogeneration]

Hi,

I would like to ask whether it would be possible to add an optional client-side consent prompt before starting a remote control session, similar to the behavior available in MeshCentral.

The idea would be that, when a technician tries to start a remote session, the end user receives a visible prompt on their device asking whether they want to allow or deny the connection.

Example behavior:

Technician starts a remote control session from Tactical RMM.
The client device displays a consent window.
The end user can choose Allow or Deny.
If no response is given, the request could optionally time out after a configurable period.
The feature could be enabled or disabled per client, site, agent, or policy.

This would be very useful for environments where user privacy, consent, and compliance are important, especially when connecting to workstations used by end users.

Ideally, there could also be options such as:

Require user consent only for remote control sessions.
Allow unattended access for servers or specific agents.
Log whether the session was accepted, denied, or timed out.
Customize the consent prompt message.
Configure a timeout value.
Optionally allow administrators to bypass consent only for specific devices or emergency cases.

This feature would help make Tactical RMM more suitable for managed environments where remote access must be transparent and explicitly approved by the user.

Thank you.

[silversword411]

https://docs.tacticalrmm.com/tipsntricks/#enable-remote-control-options

[Infogeneration]

Thanks a lot!