Includes an internal database that stores and compresses logfile data
Groups and IDs import feature supports Microsoft Active Directory
Windows 2000/2003/2008, XP, Vista and Red Hat Linux support
Free technical support, daily URL list updates, and software upgrades
Advanced Logfile Management System
Enables you to configure multiple logfile locations
Compatible with multiple formats and devices
Lets you view the location, type and time frames of the logfiles
Validates that logfiles can be read
Database Manager (optional use)
No extra licensing or administrative cost
Data is compressed to 20% of its original size allowing for rapid reporting
Import logfile data automatically or manually
Instant e-mail notification if there is a problem with the logfile import
Export Web-use data to other applications
Customize export by choosing time period, groups or IDs, and categories to be exported
The table below illustrates the dramatic difference in report generation speed when using the product’s imported data vs. ‘raw’ log files. To show the difference, the table depicts performance for a small, very detailed report (run against one user).
Windows 2003 / XP / 2000 / NT
Processor
RAM
Logfile Data Size
Report Type
Generate Report Time (Logs)
Generate Report Time (Database)
3 GHz
256 MB
1 GB
User Audit Detail
9 Minutes
1 Second
Wavecrest products provide numerous reports that depict work group or individual user's Web activity. Most reports contain several tables that show different aspects of the activity. Below are examples of high-level, low-level, and automatic abuse detection reports.
High-Level Activity – The links listed below are excerpts from our most-used high-level report, "Site Analysis." They provide a quick look into a company's overall Web use.
Acceptability data: Activity totals grouped by your own “acceptability” criteria.
Top categories: Activity totaled and shown in categories, e.g., News, Porn, etc.
Top users' visits: Most active Web users, listed in descending order of total visits.
Abuse-Detection – Based on your company's Web use policy, you can determine and set how many visits are acceptable to each Web category in a 24 hour period. If this threshold is exceeded by any users, the reports will show it. The link listed below illustrates how Wavecrest's products automatically flag instances of abuse, based on your threshold criteria.