Fastvue Reporter

Find out who your top users are, their most-visited sites, and see the time spent on unproductive or unacceptable sites. Discover how many hours of YouTube videos have been watched. Uncover searches that match suspicious keyword lists, blocked sites, shadow applications, and more.

Fastvue's comprehensive internet monitoring provides you with everything you need to know about a specific employee’s internet or network activity in one concise report.

See exactly when and how long people have engaged with certain online content throughout the day such as objectionable videos, or time-wasting websites.

Instantly detect users searching for self-harm, inappropriate, or extremist topics; large downloads or uploads, network threats, and more, and notify the people that need to know.

Make it easy for yourself, and segment reports and alerts by departments, offices, companies, security groups, and individual managers as defined in your organization's directory.

Fastvue's unique Site Clean technology lets you see exactly what websites are being browsed, without advertising, ugly content delivery networks, or other unnecessary noise cluttering the reports. Learn more.

Productive vs. unproductive. Acceptable vs. unacceptable. Create tailored guidelines that assess your users’ browsing, so you can discover risky online behavior, identify lost productivity, or reward good digital citizenship.

Designed for busy IT teams, these reports highlight bandwidth issues, threats detected, summarize VPN activity, and make it easy to find firewall policies responsible for blocking or allowing traffic.

See what’s happening on your network right now. Real-time dashboards focus on the trifecta of network concerns: bandwidth, productivity, and security.

Fastvue's extensive, customizable, and continuously updated keyword database flags suspicious activity related to suicide and self-harm, extremism and radicalization, racism, drugs, pornography, and profanity, without the false positives.

Easily filter reports by Departments, Security Groups, Offices, Subnets, and more, and automatically send them to the right person each day, week, or month.

Clever keyword matching on YouTube titles lets you easily discover videos that may be inappropriate in your organization. See who spent time watching them, and how long.