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Statistics and exports

Dashboards and downloadable reports for login and session data, per Sign-In Context.

Sign In records every login and every session. Statistics and exports turn that raw record set into information you can act on:

  • The Dashboard — always on, shows real-time and historical aggregates at a glance. This is the landing page when you open a Sign-In Context.
  • Search — look up specific logins by identifier, device, or module.
  • Exports — download filtered data as CSV for offline analysis, reporting, or compliance attachments.

The Dashboard

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The Dashboard (see the Context admin screenshot) shows at-a-glance tiles for:

  • Online Devices — currently connected.
  • Logins Today — count since midnight in the Context’s timezone.
  • Meeting Hosts — active host requests.
  • Conference Guests — active conference sessions.
  • Email Guests — verified self-provisioning users.
  • Active Whitelistings — pre-approved devices currently in effect.
  • Active Quick Access — Quick Access sessions currently open.
  • Active Passwords — Password Access sessions currently open.

Charts below the tiles show trends for Online Devices and Network Traffic (Mbps) over configurable windows (1 day / 1 week / 1 month / 6 months / 1 year).

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The Search surface lets you locate specific logins:

  • By identifier — email, phone, username, conference code.
  • By device — MAC address or device name.
  • By module — filter to logins from one specific Sign In Module.
  • By time window — narrow to a specific period.

Results show the login, the session, the device, and the associated Access Policy.

Exports

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Export buttons on Search and Dashboard views produce files you can download:

  • CSV — for spreadsheets, custom analysis, stakeholder reports, and compliance attachments.

Exports honour the current filter. If you want a targeted export (one module, one time window, one site), filter first and export second.

Scheduled exports

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For recurring reporting, consider pairing exports with Webhooks — push events to your own data warehouse in real time instead of exporting on demand.

What isn’t covered here

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  • Application-level traffic breakdown is a separate feature — see Application Visibility.
  • Billing-grade reports are handled separately by Netgraph’s billing systems, not through the Context admin.
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Application Visibility

Traffic-level insights (requires Service Gateway).

Webhooks

Push login and session events to your own systems in real time.

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Application Visibility

Traffic-level insights into which applications guests use. Requires Service Gateway deployment.

Cisco Meraki

Connect a Sign-In Context to Cisco Meraki. Pick a Meraki Deployment Type (MAC-based Access Control, optionally with a managed pre-shared key, or Splash Page via RADIUS Server), then mirror the exact Meraki-Dashboard steps shown inline in the Netgraph admin.