The Dashboard is the focal point of Spector 360 and provides you with multiple ways to quickly review employee PC and Internet activity. The Dashboard contains the following tools:

Quick View (Figure 1)
View charts and data tables showing exactly how PCs and the Internet are being used by your entire company, division, department, or an individual.  Get answers to questions such as:
Who is trying to visit blocked web sites the most?
What web sites do employees spend the most time visiting?
What do employees search for the most while online?
Who is chatting and instant messaging during work hours? and more…

Figure 1. The Quick View tool allows you to graphically analyse how employees are using PCs and the Internet with more than 50 customisable built-in charts and reports.

Data Explorer
View all recorded data by specific activity: Chat, Email, Web Sites Visited, and more… powerful sorting features make it easy to focus on specific users, groups, computers and dates.

User Explorer (Figure 2)
Concentrate your investigation on a single employee. Dig deeper by analysing the employee’s PC and Internet activity using a streamlined interface that organises this information under convenient tabs. Each tab represents a specific activity such as Email, Chat, Keystrokes Typed, and more…

Figure 2. The User Explorer tool empowers you to inspect the PC and Internet activity tied to an individual employee, one person at a time. Plus, powerful screen snapshot recordings allow you to visually review employee activity much like a surveillance camera.

Reports
View professional, high-quality management reports on how employees are using their PCs and the Internet. Print, email, or schedule automatic report delivery with a click of your mouse.

Search
Quickly find the information that is most important to you by searching for a particular word or phrase.

Management
Manage access privileges, web site filtering, report scheduling, backup, archiving and other security features. Remotely install or uninstall, configure and manage recording of network PCs.

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