What is included in TeamViewer Corporate?

Unattended Access – Reach office PCs and servers without a user present.
Concurrent Channels – Three technicians can run sessions at once.
Central Management – One company profile controls users, devices and permissions.
Mass Deployment – Silently roll out Host to many endpoints.
Performance Metric – 30 licensed users, 3 channels, 500 managed devices.
Important – Connecting to mobile devices needs the paid MDS add-on.

What are the main benefits of TeamViewer Corporate?

TeamViewer Corporate is the top classic license tier for teams that run high-volume remote support and unattended IT administration. It gives 30 licensed users three concurrent channels, so several technicians can work in parallel across Windows, macOS, Linux and server systems.

Parallel Support – Three technicians connect at the same time.
Server Access – Control Windows Server and ChromeOS endpoints remotely.
Team Scale – Onboard up to thirty licensed technicians.
Audit Reporting – Log incoming and outgoing session activity.
Strong Encryption – RSA 4096 key exchange with AES 256.
Fast Rollout – Deploy Host silently across hundreds of machines.

What does TeamViewer Corporate do?

TeamViewer Corporate is the top classic license tier for team-based remote access, remote support, and unattended IT administration. It provides 30 licensed accounts and three concurrent channels, and each channel can hold up to 15 sessions in separate tabs, so three technicians can service many machines at the same time. Corporate also manages up to 500 devices from one company profile and records both incoming and outgoing connections for auditing. In practice, a support team can run a helpdesk-style operation where several agents troubleshoot different customer PCs at the same moment without buying separate single-user licenses.

How is TeamViewer Corporate different from the Business and Premium licenses?

The core difference is scale: Business covers one licensed user and Premium covers up to 15, while Corporate covers up to 30 users with three concurrent channels instead of one. A single channel means only one person can be in a remote session at a time, so Business and Premium teams hit a session limit when a second technician tries to connect; Corporate lets three connect simultaneously. Corporate also raises the managed-device pool to 500 and adds incoming connection reporting on top of the outgoing reporting available in Premium. If several administrators need to work at once, the three-channel design is the main reason to choose Corporate over Premium.

Does the TeamViewer Corporate license include unattended access and mobile device support?

Unattended access is included, but remote control of mobile devices is not — that requires the separate Mobile Device Support (MDS) add-on. Unattended access lets you reach always-on office PCs and servers without anyone accepting the session, which is what makes overnight maintenance and mass deployment possible. To actually take over an Android or iOS device rather than just view a shared screen, you must add MDS, which is only available on Business, Premium, Corporate, or Tensor. Budget for this add-on separately if phones and tablets are part of your support workload, because it is not bundled into the base Corporate license.

Who is TeamViewer Corporate best suited for?

Corporate fits IT departments and service teams that need several technicians connecting at the same time rather than one at a time. The three included channels solve a specific problem: on a single-channel Business or Premium license, a second agent is blocked with a "session limit reached" message until a colleague disconnects, which stalls a busy helpdesk. With Corporate, three agents each get a channel and can open up to 15 device tabs, so a company with multiple sites can be supported without queuing. It sits directly below TeamViewer Tensor, which targets large enterprises that also need single sign-on, conditional access, and deeper integrations.

What should users check before choosing TeamViewer Corporate?

Check three things first: how many technicians must connect at once, whether you need to control mobile devices, and whether servers are in scope. Corporate includes three channels, so if peak workload regularly needs more than three simultaneous connections you will have to buy add-on channels on top of the license. Mobile control requires the MDS add-on, and Windows Server or ChromeOS endpoints need at least a Premium or Corporate license — the entry Remote Access license cannot connect to them. Confirming these limits before purchase avoids paying for a tier that still needs add-ons to match your actual workflow.

Frequently asked questions about TeamViewer Corporate

What is the difference between TeamViewer Corporate and TeamViewer Tensor?

Corporate is the top tier of the classic licensing line, while Tensor is TeamViewer's enterprise platform for large, security-driven organizations. Tensor adds capabilities Corporate does not include by default, such as single sign-on, conditional access rules, and Bring Your Own Certificate. Choose Tensor when you need enterprise identity integration and centralized policy control beyond what a 30-user Corporate license provides.

Does TeamViewer Corporate include online meetings?

Yes, each licensed user can host a secure meeting or VoIP call with up to 10 participants using the built-in Meeting feature. Hosting larger meetings of up to 300 participants requires a separate TeamViewer Meeting subscription upgrade. For most support teams the included 10-participant limit is enough for collaborative troubleshooting and screen sharing.

Does TeamViewer Corporate work on macOS and Linux, not just Windows?

Yes, TeamViewer is cross-platform and connects across Windows, macOS, and Linux, with Android and iOS supported on the receiving side. This lets one Corporate technician support a mixed fleet from a single console instead of running separate tools per operating system. Taking full control of Android or iOS devices still depends on the Mobile Device Support add-on.