The O4 Session Monitor

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The O4 Session Monitor is used to track which users have accessed O4, how long it was used, the machine it was accessed from, the connection type, and activity state. This provides admin users with a snapshot of O4 activity over 24 hours, 30 days, or all recorded activity. Note: admin users can grant or revoke a user's access to O4 by changing the User Type drop-down setting in the user editor. For more information, click here. 

1. Click the OASIS_Icon.PNG icon.

2. Select Configuration from the drop-down list.

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3. The Configuration page will appear.

3. Click O4 Activity, then select O4 Session Monitor from the drop-down list.

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5. The O4 Session Monitor page will appear. The Sessions table will display the following information:

  • First- the user's first name as configured in the user account
  • Last- the user's last name as configured in the user account
  • Kind- the type of O4 version accessed
    • Desktop/GUI- Legacy OASIS login
    • Pre O4 Web UI- old customer portal login. For information about the new customer portal, click here.
    • Pre O4 Batch- pre-O4 batch service
    • Pre O4 Type- usually custom code. Please reach out to OASIS Support by emailing support@oasissalessoftware.com to learn what this means for your group.
    • O4 API- O4 API JSON call
    • O4 WEB- O4 login
    • O4 GUI- accessing O4 UI from Legacy OASIS.
  • Start- the date and time the session began
  • End- the date and time the session ended
  • Machine- the IP address of the machine used to access O4
  • State- whether the session is active or inactive

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7. To filter the information displayed, click the Show menu and choose from the following options:

  • Active Sessions- displays a compiled list of all active sessions
  • 24 hours- displays all activity within the last 24 hours
  • 30 days- displays all activity within the last 30 days

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