👤 Employee
The name of the user whose activity you are reviewing.
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🕘 Attendance
Indicates the employee's total present days in the selected date range. Helps you distinguish between absent and low-activity days.
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🌐 Online Time
Total time the employee's device was online and monitored. It includes both active and idle time.
​Example: If an employee logged in at 9 AM and logged out at 6 PM with 2 hours breaks in between, their total online time could be 7 hours or less.
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⚡ Active Time
The portion of online time during which the user was engaged with their system — typing or using the mouse.
​Useful for spotting real work engagement. For instance, 5 hours of active time in a 7-hour online window shows solid focus.
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💤 Idle Time
Time when the system was online but there was no keyboard or mouse activity.
​High idle time might indicate distractions, breaks not recorded, or multi-tasking.
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⏸️ Break Time
Total time spent on recorded breaks (like lunch, tea, etc.). Helps in evaluating how breaks are being taken across the team.
​If break time is unusually long, it may suggest policy gaps or misuse.
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⌨️ Key Presses
Number of times the keyboard was used.
​It helps understand typing-heavy roles and identify unusually low or high activity.
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🖱️ Mouse Clicks
Number of mouse clicks made during the day.
​More clicks can indicate intensive computer usage (e.g., in design, support, operations).
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📈 Activity %
A calculated percentage showing the ratio of active time to total online time.
​For example, if someone had 4 hours of active time out of 8 hours online, their activity % would be 50%.

Team, User, and Date Range: Zoom into specific users, groups, or timeframes.

Custom Filters to create advanced combinations (e.g., filter users by role or type like Stealth/Standard).

Column Selector: Customize the report view by adding/removing columns like Designation, Shift, Team, and more.