Last updated: Apr 22, 2026, 6:32 PM
Glance is a browser-based screen-sharing tool that allows your support teams to view the ToastMobile experience.
| Glance is currently in limited release with select customers. |
Glance is a browser-based screen-sharing tool that allows your support teams to view the ToastMobile experience. Its primary goal is to reduce troubleshooting time and improve system uptime by allowing Toast Customer Care and your own support teams to see exactly what’s happening on a device running ToastMobile.
As a third-party licensed service, Glance pricing/seat details are coordinated with your Toast account team; discuss seat counts and licensing during onboarding or with your Customer Success Manager after onboarding.
Multiple users can join a session simultaneously, depending on your organization’s Glance setup and permissions. If you need multiple viewers (for example, Toast support plus your internal support lead), coordinate through Toast Enterprise Customer Care to confirm what’s supported for your account.
To purchase Glance user licenses (seats), contact your Sales, Onboarding, or Customer Success Manager (CSM) representative—depending on where you are in your journey with Toast. When you purchase Glance user licenses, Toast will create your customer subgroup (Group ID) under the global Toast Group ID and link it to your Management Group IDs/GUIDs so your users only see sessions for your locations.
A Group ID is how Toast scopes Glance user access for the right restaurants and devices.
If you already know the Management Group IDs/GUIDs that should have access to Glance, share them up front so Toast can enable all intended locations during initial setup.
Today, all user management activities run through Toast. To request new users, provide the following information in .csv format to your Sales, Onboarding, or CSM:
After you provide this information to Toast, a Toast admin will:
Use the Agent Join page when you need to view a location’s screen while troubleshooting on ToastMobile by following these steps:
Sessions can end if the app is force-quit, if the device switches apps, or when certain app lifecycle events occur. If a session ends accidentally, reopen the Toast app and restart the Glance join flow with a new session code.
Yes. Android Settings is just one example—during a ToastMobile Glance session, you can typically view what’s happening both inside and outside of the ToastMobile app. If the session ends and you need to start a new one, the device user should re-open ToastMobile and repeat the steps to generate a new session code (see ToastMobile: Request a Glance Session Code on a Toast POS Device), then you’ll join again from Agent Join using the new code.
To help protect sensitive data, Toast uses field-level masking during screen sharing to hide certain information in specific parts of the product. Common examples include:
For instance, a credit card number will be censored like so:
If you believe you’ve hit a Glance issue (for example, repeated session failures, unexpected disconnects, or screen-sharing not working as expected), contact Toast Enterprise Customer Care.
If something isn’t covered in this guide, visit Glance’s Help Center. Note that some features described there may not be available depending on your permissions and how Glance is configured for your organization as part of Toast’s Glance integration.