> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dispel.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dispel.com/welcome.md). # Welcome Secure remote access that gets your team and vendors to the right devices in minutes.

Dispel's layered access model across facility levels, from corporate management down to process and control

## Get started New to Dispel? Start here.


Getting Started with Dispel	Set up your organization and make your first connection.	Getting Started with Dispel
User Quick Start Guide	Sign in, request access, and connect to a device.	User Quick Start Guide
Key Terminology	The core concepts: facilities, access windows, and Wickets.	Key Terminology

## Connect to facilities


Access Windows	Request, approve, and manage timed access to a facility.	Access Windows
Browser Connect	Reach a device from your browser, with nothing to install.	Browser Connect
Virtual Desktops	Reserve a desktop inside the facility's network.	Virtual Desktops

## Manage your organization


Users	Invite people, set their roles, and manage access.	Users
Groups	Assign permissions and access to many people at once.	Groups
Roles & Permissions	What each role can do across the organization, regions, and facilities.	Roles & Permissions
Settings	Branding, points of contact, and organization-wide options.	Settings

## Secure and monitor


Policy Builder	Decide who is challenged for MFA when signing in, and how.	Policy Builder
Session Forensics	See per-session risk and what happened during a connection.	Session Forensics - Risk Factor Analysis
Reports	Export access and activity for audits.	Reports
Compliance	Map Dispel controls to IEC 62443, NIST, and more.	Compliance

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