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3 weeks ago
Hello experts,
Did anyone of you tried to implement a solution on reporting when a user login and accessed the employee center?
I understand that there is information on transaction logs specifically on the url column when a user tried to access the employee center but building a query or report on transaction logs is not recommended by ServiceNow due to performance impact of querying the transaction log.
Is there other possible place to check for logs when a user tried to access the employee center?
For login i believe that the sys_user_login_history table cna be utilize, but for determining if a user access the employee center, I am not sure what table to use. Does anyone of you have any possible idea?
P.S. We want to get a report on user login and access to employee center if possible without compromising the performance of the instance.
Regards,
Vaine
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3 weeks ago
Hi @Rain Vaine
ServiceNow includes UX Analytics for portals like the Employee Center, which provides out-of-the-box reporting on user traffic and activity. You can enable User Analytics for Employee center.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53FwlOCOrWI
Regards
Tanushree Maiti
ServiceNow Technical Architect
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3 weeks ago
you can explore User experience analytics but it won't give you “per‑user login + portal access” details
check below
User Experience Analytics for Service Portal
OR
You can use "sp_log", "sys_user_login_history" and "sysevent" but it will lead to performance issue
OR
Use custom table to store these details and then have report on that custom table
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Ankur
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I believe you will have to take a custom table approach here.
Ankur
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I could see the thread is closed by marking response as correct
But I believe you will require a custom table approach to handle this as you can't use User experience analytics won't help here
Ankur
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