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Posts Tagged ‘Aliases’

What’s The Best Way To Report On A Website?

Friday, May 17th, 2013

There are many different ways to report on websites in Vantage, but how do you know that you have got all the hits for the site you’re interested in, and all of it’s sub-domains? (more…)


What is Productivity?

Sunday, May 12th, 2013

A lot of the sample reports that come with WebSpy Vantage have a section of the report for Productivity, so what does this mean and how can you customize it?
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Video: Reporting On A User

Friday, April 26th, 2013

This video tutorial will look at the best report templates to use when reporting on an individual user, and how to set up filters to select the right user.

You can also view this information in a text article here:
http://www.webspy.com/blogs/index.php/how-to-report-on-a-user/


How To: Report On A User

Thursday, March 14th, 2013

This blog will look at the best report templates to use when reporting on an individual user, and how to set up filters to select the right user.
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Vantage Video Series: #5 Organization Setup

Monday, April 4th, 2011

This is the fifth of a series of videos showing you how to configure Vantage in detail.

This video will cover the Organization section of the software, showing you how to import your users and groups from Active Directory / LDAP.


Vantage Video Series: #3 Importing, Summaries & Aliases

Monday, April 4th, 2011

This is the third of a series of videos showing you how to configure Vantage in detail.

In this video we’ll look at how to import some data into a storage, use the Summaries section, and start customizing Aliases.


Hit and Miss – Are you Missing out on Important Hit Data?

Wednesday, October 13th, 2010

Today I thought I’d cover some interesting hit information and explain how you can get more out of your data by ensuring your hits are accurately reported on.

As the term ‘hit’ can sometimes be confusing, let’s start off by properly define hits.

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