This report provides a detailed record of all operations stored in the activity table of the ChronoScan Enterprise database.
During system usage, all relevant actions whether performed by the system, users, or automated processes are logged in this table.
This allows administrators to later review the complete history of activities and events in the platform, facilitating auditing, monitoring, and usage analysis.
Columns
Nº
UI Literal
Brief Description
1
User
Name of the user who performed the activity.
2
Date
Date and time when the activity was performed.
3
Activity
Type of activity performed.
4
Job
Name or identifier of the associated job.
5
Batch
Number or label of the processed batch.
6
Document type
Type of the document involved in the activity.
7
Description
Detailed description of the activity.
8
Code
Code related to the activity (usually technical). See codes below ↓
9
Seconds
Amount of time spent on the activity, in seconds.
10
Documents
Number of documents affected by the operation.
11
Pages
Number of pages affected or processed.
12
Obj type
Type of object associated with the activity.
13
Obj id
Unique identifier of the object associated with the activity.
14
Processing server
Name (or alias) of the processing server used.
Possible Code values (for the "Code" column)
Value
Constant name
Description
1
usr_log_activity
Generic user activity
2
usr_log_warning
Warning about a possible issue or relevant info
3
usr_log_error
Error encountered
4
usr_log_debug
Debug or trace information
5
usr_log_system
System operation or message
6
usr_log_document
Document-related event
Report 2:
This report presents the information from Report 1 but grouped by date and with the activities pivoted as columns, enabling users to see the number and type of activities recorded for each day and for each selected activity filter.
Columns
Nº
Column name
Description
Notes
1
Date
Date on which the activities took place (YYYY-MM-DD format).
Fixed column – always present.
2+
Activity Name(s)*
The name of each specific activity detected in the Activity Report.
Dynamically generated columns.
The column value indicates the number of times the activity occurred on that date.
One column per activity type.
Example of Activity Name columns
(These are generated dynamically per data in the activity logs:)
Activity Name Example
Description (example)
AddElementTo...
Number of "AddElementTo..." activities.
AddPdfExtract...
Number of "AddPdfExtract..." activities.
AddUserToRole
Number of "AddUserToRole" activities.
BatchCreated
Number of "BatchCreated" activities.
BatchDeleteEr...
Number of "BatchDeleteEr..." activities.
Note: The real columns depend on which activities have been recorded and can change dynamically.
Report 3:
This report displays the information from Report 1, grouped by date for each filtered activity type, and visualizes the data using a line chart.
Chart Axes Explanation
X-Axis (Horizontal) — Dates
What it represents: The X-axis displays a timeline with the dates when activities were recorded.
Format: Dates are shown in YYYY-MM-DD format (for example: 2021-08-26).
Each tick/mark on the X-axis corresponds to a specific date for which activities exist in the dataset.
Y-Axis (Vertical) — Activity Count
What it represents: The Y-axis shows the number of times each specific activity was performed on the corresponding date.
Unit: Integer values (0 or higher), representing the count of occurrences.
Interpretation: The higher the value on the Y-axis, the more times that particular activity was performed on that day.
Legend (Color Lines)
Each colored line represents a different type of activity (for example: "AddElementToJob", "AddUserToRole").
The legend identifies which color corresponds to which activity type.
Toolbar
Toolbar Button Overview
Nº
Button / Menu Item
Description
1
Refresh Report
Reloads or refreshes the report data according to the current filters and parameters.
2
Create, Save, and Delete Views
(“New view” dropdown)
Use this menu to save the current report configuration as a “view” for quick future access, or to manage (create, load, delete) saved views.
3
Download Report 1
Downloads the result of Report 1, usually in a standard data format (XLS) for further analysis or sharing.
4
Download Report 2
Downloads the result of Report 2.
5
[SQL] (For admins and debugging)
Displays the SQL query (or query example) used to generate the report. This is useful for administrators or for troubleshooting.
6
Schedule Report
Opens the scheduling interface for reports. Allows you to automate report generation and delivery. Refer to the documentation for more information about scheduled reports.
7
Submit / Generate Report
Submits your chosen parameters and generates the report. Clicking this will execute the current configuration to display the results below.
Legend:
1. Refresh Report: Click to update current report data.
2. New View / View Management: Store or recall customized filter/report layouts for easy access.
3. Report 1 (Download): Export the first report variant.
4. Report 2 (Download): Export the second report variant.
5. [SQL]: View the underlying SQL; for advanced/support use.
6. Schedule Report: Automate recurring report creation (see docs).
7. Submit: Runs the report with selected parameters/filters.
Applicable Filters
This report allows you to apply the following filters to refine the data displayed:
Filter Name
Description
Options / Notes
Time Period or Date
Filter records by a specific date or date range.
Select a single date or custom period.
Job
Filter activities related to a particular job or batch process.
Search or select available jobs.
Object Type
Filter by the type of object involved in the activity.
See detailed options below.
User
Filter by the specific user who performed the activity.
Search or pick from user list.
Activity Name
Filter by the type or name of activity recorded in the logs.
Select from list of activity names.
Detailed "Object Type" Filter Options
Batch Limit results to activities involving batches.
Document Only show activities related to documents.
Document Type Filter by specific document types (e.g. invoice, contract).
Job Filter by job-related activities.
User Limit results to activities involving specific users as objects.
