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Exporting User Activity Logs

Do more analytics or just save for your records by exporting your log files

Updated over 4 months ago

Overview

SurePath AI has two different methods for exporting log data.

  1. Manual Download

    1. This method involved logging into the administrative interface and downloading User Activity logs.

    2. While this is manual, the process allows you to first filter the information for the types of activity you want, and then download just that information.

    3. This type of export is great for looking through information in the last 30 days or finding a specific problem with a user.

  2. Automated Export

    1. This export is done automatically and send all traffic to a destination.

    2. You can then access this data at any time including building automated alerts, notifications, and record keeping.

    3. This type of export is perfect for long-term analysis of information and record keeping.

PreRequisites and Access Requirements

Manual Download

  • Access the SurePath AI administrative interface

  • Navigate to User Activity (the default page)

  • If required, setup Filters and Sorting.

    • Only the logs that are available via your filter will be downloaded when you export the information.

  • You can click the EXPORT button when you have just the data you need.

Automated Export

  • All fields are required on the form

  • Enter an appropriate Name

  • Select the Connector you want to use (you could have more than one)

  • Select the Type

  • Select the AWS Region where the information will be stored

    • In the future more clouds will be available, so select accordingly.

    • The Region you select needs to be the same that was selected for the Connector.

    • This is because you should have permissions in that region only for SurePath to write to the AWS bucket that we created.

  • Add the AWS S3 Bucket Name. Shown is the one we would create during the Connector addition.

  • Enable the destination and Save

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