Every application opened and website visited is recorded — time spent, active or idle, and a productivity label from 590 pre-set categories.
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Without a system that tracks actual application and website usage, managers and IT-security teams are left guessing.
Knowledge workers switch between dozens of applications each day. Without a system that tracks actual usage — not just login timestamps or badge records — managers and IT-security teams are left guessing. Is the engineering team spending three hours a day on news sites? Is the finance clerk using an unlicensed cloud storage app that the DLP policies don't yet cover? How much of the time reported by a remote employee is actual active time?
Application and website activity monitoring answers those questions with data, not assumptions.
IT-security teams use application and website activity data as the first signal for policy gaps: an unfamiliar application appearing on multiple endpoints, a category of websites that should be blocked but isn't, or a sudden spike in idle time that correlates with an open incident. HR managers and department heads use the same data to track productivity, manage remote workers fairly, and back up performance conversations with objective records rather than impressions.
Because Anexet is deployed on-premise and operated by the organization itself, the data stays under the company's control — not on a third-party monitoring cloud.
Encrypted browser traffic and locally installed applications are covered equally — no network-level proxy required.
Approximately 590 pre-labelled application and website categories give you a productivity baseline from day one, fully customizable to your organization.
All activity records stay on your own servers. Scinero Software Limited has no access to the data your Anexet installation collects.
Core application and website activity monitoring is included in every plan, starting with Standard. Advanced adds real-time dashboards; Premium adds the user relations graph and behavioral risk analysis.
Every application that becomes the active foreground window is logged with a start time, end time, and duration — giving you the full list of tools an employee uses across the workday.
URLs visited in supported browsers are recorded with time-on-site, so you can see which domains received attention, for how long, and whether the visit was work-related or personal.
Anexet distinguishes keyboard and mouse activity from periods when the computer was on but the user was away. Idle periods are surfaced in daily summaries and productivity reports.
Approximately 590 application and website categories are pre-loaded and pre-labelled as Productive, Neutral, or Unproductive. An administrator can reclassify any category to match the organization's own definition of productive work.
Per-user daily totals — productive time, unproductive time, idle time, and total active time — are available in the User Activity section of the Client Console, with trends over custom date ranges.
A chronological, visual timeline shows the sequence of applications and websites used across the full workday. Security analysts can scroll through it to reconstruct user behavior around any event.
The overall activity status of each managed endpoint is tracked: which user is logged in, how long the session has been active, and whether the machine is idle.
A real-time, configurable dashboard widget set for team-level and organization-level visibility. Drag-and-drop widget layout; at-a-glance productivity metrics across multiple users simultaneously.
A combined view linking activity data to security events from DLP channels, giving security teams a single pane of glass for both productivity and incident signals.
A visual map of how users interact with each other, with storage devices, printers, network shares, and cloud resources. Useful for investigating collusion or tracing the path of a sensitive document.
Tracks anomalous changes in a user's application and website behavior patterns — significant deviations from baseline — and surfaces them as risk signals for security review.
Screenshots, keylogging, audio/video monitoring, and webcam snapshots are covered in detail on their dedicated pages. Pricing is available on request; minimum 5 licenses.
A lightweight Anexet agent runs silently on each managed Windows, Linux, or macOS endpoint. It records the active foreground application and the web pages visited in the browser, classifying each event with a timestamp and a duration. Because capture happens locally on the device — not at the network perimeter — encrypted browser traffic and locally installed applications are covered equally, with no need to reroute traffic.
All captured activity records are transmitted to the Anexet server inside your own infrastructure. Nothing is sent to Scinero or any external service. Scinero Software Limited has no access to the data collected by your Anexet installation — this is a deliberate architectural decision, not a policy: the software has no outbound data channel to the vendor.
Four steps from a user action on the endpoint to a searchable, reportable activity record.
A lightweight agent on each endpoint records the active foreground application and the web pages visited in the browser, with timestamps and durations — locally on the device.
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The Administrator Console lets you customize productivity categories and set retention policies; alert rules on applications and domains are configured in the Client Console with Security Policies (Advanced).
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All captured records are sent to your on-premise Anexet server and indexed for fast search and reporting. Nothing leaves your infrastructure.
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The Client Console presents activity data as timelines, daily summaries, productivity statistics, and user dossiers — searchable across all users and exportable for reports.
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A lightweight agent on each endpoint records the active foreground application and the web pages visited in the browser, with timestamps and durations — locally on the device.
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The Administrator Console lets you customize productivity categories and set retention policies; alert rules on applications and domains are configured in the Client Console with Security Policies (Advanced).
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All captured records are sent to your on-premise Anexet server and indexed for fast search and reporting. Nothing leaves your infrastructure.
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The Client Console presents activity data as timelines, daily summaries, productivity statistics, and user dossiers — searchable across all users and exportable for reports.
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Common questions about how Anexet monitors application and website activity.
It is the automated recording of which software applications and which websites an employee uses during the workday — including how long each was active, whether the user was idle, and whether the activity counts as productive under your organization's policy. Anexet captures this data on the endpoint itself, not at the network perimeter, so encrypted browser traffic and locally installed applications are covered equally.
Yes. Anexet is deployed on your own servers. The endpoint agent sends data only to your Anexet server — not to any cloud service or to Scinero. The vendor has no access to your data.
No. Scinero Software Limited has no access to the data collected by your Anexet installation. All records — application logs, website visit histories, timelines — are stored on servers under your control. This is a deliberate architectural decision: the software has no outbound data channel to the vendor.
The core capability — application usage, website visits, active/idle time, the ~590-category productivity library, daily statistics, and the desktop activity timeline — is included in the Standard plan, which is the entry-level plan. Advanced adds real-time dashboards. Premium adds the user relations graph and risk analysis. Our team confirms the exact coverage for your plan during the demo.
Yes. Because the Anexet agent runs directly on the endpoint, remote and work-from-home employees are monitored identically to office staff, regardless of whether they are on the corporate network or a home connection. Productivity metrics and activity timelines are available for remote users in the same interface as office users.
Workplace monitoring of company-owned devices and working hours is permitted under employment law in most jurisdictions, provided employees are informed. Anexet is designed for transparent, policy-based monitoring: organizations typically disclose monitoring in the employment contract or IT-use policy. Because Anexet is on-premise and operated by the employer, the data remains within the organization. Consult your legal counsel for the rules in your jurisdiction.
Yes. The Anexet agent runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS (including Apple Silicon / ARM64). The exact monitoring depth on each operating system is confirmed for your environment during the demo.
Tell us about your environment and monitoring goals — we will map it to the right plan and arrange a demo or a free trial of Anexet Ultimate.
