monitoring and recording internet usage activities

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I have to develop a software that monitors and records internet activities for individual devices (Computers using windows 7/8 OS) within a workplace(40-50 computers).

I need help and suggestions on how to develop this, any APIs or source could if available would help a lot.

Posted 20-Nov-15 8:16am

webprit

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Patrice T 20-Nov-15 14:30pm

Why not simply use existing tools ?

webprit 20-Nov-15 22:32pm

We have an existing tool to track time of employees at a workplace. We need to integrate it with the time tracking tool so we can automatically record and measure how employees are using their time and on what sites they are visiting during the time they are working.

Patrice T 20-Nov-15 22:47pm

Even "Big Brother" tools exit on internet.

webprit 21-Nov-15 0:50am

Yes I totally agree. I am a developer, have small startup company. Client demands it and specifically mentions that he wants it this way. So have to do it. :)

Patrice T 21-Nov-15 2:27am

I guess some of them are open source.

webprit 21-Nov-15 2:28am

Can you please suggest some ?

Patrice T 21-Nov-15 2:33am

I don't use this, but I guess Google will some.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Nov-15 19:37pm

I'm afraid to ask: are you going to spy on Web users?
—SA

webprit 20-Nov-15 22:33pm

We need this to monitor the activities of employees within a workplace during working hours.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Nov-15 17:31pm

Who do you think will help you with this so apparent crime against humanity?
—SA

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