Reports

Learn more about the reports offered within Keyfax KeyNect.

The Reports page accessible via the KeyNect portal is the central area for the desktop user (such as an office staff member or advisor) to access all reports provided via Keyfax KeyNect.

Keyfax KeyNect provides several types of reports and metrics, primarily focused on usage, technical performance, and operational logging.

Call Statistics and Usage Reports

The system generally supports Reports on Call Statistics. This category encompasses detailed metrics captured during video sessions, which are logged and used to track activity and performance:

• Customer Usage: A feature allows customers to see how many minutes this month they have used.

• Total Session Length: The system tracks the total video call length per session.

• Resource Counts: Metrics are stored regarding the total count of resources created during calls, including the total picture resources created as count and total video resources created as count.

• Resource Size: The system tracks the storage volume used, such as the total picture binary resources used in KB and total video binary resources used in KB.

Technical and Performance Metrics

KeyNect tracks numerous technical metrics related to connectivity and data transfer, which are crucial for performance monitoring:

• Latency/Response Time: The timing of client requests is measured by tagging each request with a timestamp and calculating a ‘max’, ‘min’, and an average receipt time on the server.

• Bitrate Tracking:

  • Video call average bitrate streamed/posted by the client.

  • Peer to peer video avg/max/min bitrates.

• Peer-to-Peer Data: KeyNect tracks peer to peer video total bytes transmitted/received.

• Command Tracking: The system logs a peer to peer command count (which could include a list of all commands passed, such as torch on, handshake, or recording on/off).

Server Log Report (Error Reporting)

KeyNect includes a specific report type for operational monitoring:

• Server Log Report: This report details runtime errors. For example, if a user logs into KeyNect and their Microsoft Entra ID fails to expose the required claims (OID or email address), an error is logged to the Server Log report within KeyNect. The log documents the username and the claims that are visible to KeyNect.