MAS 5.1
| Developer: |
3ami (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 5.98 MB |
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3ami MAS is an employee monitoring and audit tool for business. Providing detailed and summary analysis of all user activity as well as hardware and software audits, it provides all the information you need to enforce your internal security policy and helps to ensure legal compliance. Transparent in operation, 3ami MAS Features comprehensive activity logging, keystrokes, screen-captures, exceptions analysis for users who exceed normal usage patterns, integration with Outlook and much more. An in-built SQL Interface and full multilanguage support makes 3ami MAS suitable for even the largest International companies.
Exception Reporting easily and quickly identifies excessive use of specific applications and pinpoints the location and user. Reporting directly to your browser, detailed activity, graphical summaries, image thumbnails are produced with one click. Detailed hardware and software reports, historical system changes are also recorded for each workstation or user, enabling you to manage your assets and licence's easily, and effectively.
Write-only data storage may be used for total security of recorded data and emails.
Simple to install and use, the free version is limited to 2 workstations, is fully functional and contains no spyware, adware or popups of any kind.
Important Note: 3ami MAS is not suitable for, is not supplied to, or supported for personal or home use. A business email address is required to enable the free version. |
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