Application usage reporting

Application usage reporting

Owners can monitor member logins, app usage, and account activity via the Reports page.

Key functionalities...

  1. Viewing reports. Owners can easily access a list of available reports for user and app activity.
  2. Access to summary data. Owners can view key usage metrics, such as:
    1. Total number of users
    2. Total number of app licenses
    3. Number of licenses per app.
  3. Charting usage. Owners can analyze usage trends over specific timeframes – last 24 hours, 7 days, monthly, yearly – for:
    1. WilcomWorkspace sign-ins
    2. Truesizer usage. View total organization-wide designs opened and downloaded in the Truesizer app.
    3. Estimator usage. View total organization-wide estimates generated by the Estimator app.
  1. Track user activity

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