User Activity Report

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User Activity Report

A user is a generic term for an end user if RiskMinder is assessing risk in an Enterprise, eBanking, or ePortal application, or for a card holder in the case of an eCommerce and 3D Secure application.

The User Activity Report specializes in the reporting of activities performed on user attributes, which include creating users, updating users, setting Personal Assurance Messages (PAMs), deleting users, updating user status, and authenticating users.

The report contains details, such as user name, status of the user, type of operations performed, and also the IP address of the user system. Therefore, it is most applicable in the Enterprise or ePortal applications, where users are explicitly created by administrators before they are allowed access to protected resources. It is less applicable in case of eCommerce applications, where users are typically auto-created. Although it reports the type of activity, it gives you an idea of the rate of first-time transactions from cardholders.

To generate this report, you must specify:

The Date Range.
(Optional) The User Name.
The required Organization Name.

The following table explains the fields of this report.

Report Field	Description
Date	The date and time when the event was performed.
User ID	The name of the user whose attributes were updated or modified.
Account Type	The account type associated with the organization to which the user belongs.
Account ID	The account ID of the user.
Event Type	The type of administrator activity (such as, administrator login, view records, and update user and organization information) that you performed.
Organization	The organization name to which the user belongs.
Status	The status of the operation: Success: If the operation was completed successfully. Failure: If the user failed to complete the operation.
Transaction ID	The unique numerical identifier created each time you submit a transaction (such as, administrator login, view records, and update user and organization information) to RiskMinder Server. Note: You can use this ID to isolate information about a specific transaction in the log files.
Reason	The reason why the Operation failed.
Client IP Address	The IP address of the end user’s system.
Caller ID	The unique identifier set by the calling application. Note: The Caller ID can be blank if the calling application did not set the value.