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OneLog

Key Benefits

Key Onelog Features

Manage, Connect, Report and Recover

Onelog has an impressive feature set that firmly establishes it as best of breed software.

If you have questions about Onelog or have any ideas for new features that we have not thought of we will be happy to hear from you.

Key Features

Onelog provides automatic logon capabilities. Users no longer need to enter logon details every time they access a web-based resource.
Onelog supports organisational username and password combinations where all users logon to the web-based resource with the same credentials.
Onelog supports pooled username-password combinations where an organisation may have multiple username-password combinations where users share a series of combinations. In this scenario Onelog will seamless log users on to the web-based resource using an available username-password combination.
Onelog has ability to store multiple username-password combinations for the same resource allowing the user to select which combination to use prior to logging on. Useful for Pacer ECF Filings, Lexis and others.
Onelog has the ability to track which user has accessed a web-based resource even if the resource is IP authenticated or uses a username-password combination shared by many people.
Onelog allows your firm to bill-back the usage of web-based resources to client-matter numbers and project codes.
Onelog will only allow the use of valid client-matter numbers.
Onelog can force users to enter a comment when entering particular client-matter numbers.
Onelog allows your firm to ban the use of certain client-matter numbers with specific resources.
Onelog allows users to switch client-matter number whilst using a resource.
Onelog allows you to monitor resource usage patterns and track URLs visited, windows titles, search and much more.
Onelog features support for tracking users whose accounts reside in Active Directory (AD) Novell eDirectory (NDS), LDAP, ODBC-compliant databases, delimited text files (such as CSV) or library management systems.
Onelog can track the usage of web-based resources launched from internal systems including intranet pages, web portals, library automation systems and federated search engines such as MetaLib.
Onelog can logout too! Onelog can be configured to log users out of resources if left idle or when they close their browser or tab without logging off.
Onelog has a powerful new offline mode so it can continue to track users’ usage of resources, seamlessly log them on and permit bill-back even when they are out of the office.
Onelog integrates with the ITS IrisCD CD/DVD-ROM networking solution to enable access to CD/DVD-ROM and other Windows-based content.
Onelog provides extensive resource usage reports covering usage by user, user group, IP zone (location) or resource.
Onelog reports on resources that have not been accessed within a given date range and illustrates the peak usage of those that have been utilised.
Onelog can provide an optional web portal interface where resources are organised in a hierarchal manner and can be immediately accessed.
Onelog features a web-based administration interface to customise system setup and set access rights for users, user groups and resources.
Onelog does not require customers to write scripts or reconfigure settings for their web-based resources if publishers change their web sites.
Onelog supports both Internet Explorer 6 and 7 with the ability to track resources open in multiple windows and tabs.
Onelog allows unlimited resources to be tracked, controlled and report upon at no extra cost.
Onelog is compatible with Citrix Metaframe, Presentation Server, XenApp, XenDesktop and Windows Terminal Server.
Onelog utilises familiar, modern Microsoft server and database technologies.
Onelog does not require the use of a “cut-down” web browser.