Report Types

Learn about reporting with Commander

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Commander provides the ability to run a variety of reports using event data and compliance data.

Common Reports

A few examples of the types of reports that Commander can run include the following:

  • Find users that have not logged in for X days

  • See the last time each user last logged in

  • Find users that have not created or updated any records in X days

  • See all record UIDs that have been accessed by a user

  • Determine which shared folders that a team has access to

  • Determine which record passwords have NOT been changed in X days

Saving Reports to a File

All reports in Commander can be saved to a file. To do this, add the following options to any report command:

--format This option tells Commander what form to return the report in. The options are json, csv, and table (which is the default view)

--output This option tells Commander the name of the file to save the report output to. If the given file does not exist, it will be created.

Examples

Save a report as a CSV for use with Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.

Save a report as a json file for use with scripts

Where are files saved?

When Commander creates a file it can be saved in one of a few places depending on how Commander is being run and what options were used.

Default Commander File Locations

If you are using the application version of Commander, files are saved to your user directory be default. That is C:\users\username for Windows and /Users/username for MacOS.

If you are using Commander from the command line/terminal then files will be saved in the current directory by default.

Setting Specific Locations

When creating a file with Commander, if you provide a path before the filename, Commander will add the file in the specified location. Paths can be relative or specific. e.g. [...] --output "/reports/report.csv" will put the file in a folder called "reports" relative to the default location (so /Users/username/reports/ on Application version and current directory/reports/ if using the command line)

[...] --output "C:\reports\report.csv" will place the file in a folder named "reports" in the C directory (if on Windows)

Report Types

Learn more about the reports that Commander can run. Click an option from this list to see the command documentation.

Command
Explanation

Show users that haven't performed a specific action in a given number of days

Display a report of password changes and search for records that have NOT been changed

Export the enterprise audit and event logs

Show a customized report of audit events

See information about records in vaults of users across the enterprise

Display information on managed company plans and available licenses

Show report of password security strength for each user in the enterprise

Display information about shared records

Show a report of shared records in the logged-in Keeper vault

Show a report of user logins

Common Reports in Detail

Find Users that have not Logged in

Requires the ARAM add-on

By default this looks back 30 days (results are all users that have not logged in in 30 days). The number of days to look back for can be changed with the flag: --days X where "X" is the number of days to use.

Example

See the last time each user logged in

To include more details, such as the user's team(s) and Node run user-report without --last-login

Example

Find users that have not created or updated any records

Requires the ARAM add-on

By default this looks back 30 days (results are all users that have not created or updated records in 30 days). The number of days to look back for can be changed with the flag: --days X where "X" is the number of days to use.

Example

See all records accessed by a user

Requires ARAM add-on and Compliance Reports add-on

Replace <USERNAME> with the username or email address of the user to see access history of.

Example

See What Shared Folders Teams Have Access To

Requires Compliance Reports add-on

Example

Determine which record passwords have NOT been changed

Requires Compliance Reports add-on

Example

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