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Set up screenshot capture rules using predefined website categories, instead of adding websites one at a time. Apply monitoring policies across entire groups of websites, with a single configuration.
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Managing screenshots at the category level makes monitoring much easier. Rather than creating rules for individual websites, you can apply screenshot policies to predefined website categories and extend your existing screenshot monitoring setup.
Apply a screenshot capture policy to a complete category of websites with a single configuration.
Reduce setup and maintenance effort as the number of monitored websites grows. There’s no need to manage long lists of URLs.
Reuse the same category model used in BrowseControl, so there is no separate taxonomy to maintain.
Each screenshot includes category information, making it easier to search, filter, and review captured activity.
As the number of websites to monitor scales, creating screenshot rules for individual URLs becomes harder to maintain. The process takes more time, increases the risk of errors, and provides limited context during reviews.
Adding and maintaining rules for every website becomes increasingly difficult as monitoring requirements expand.
Teams often need identical rules across related websites. Configuring each URL individually creates unnecessary work.
Screenshots are harder to analyze when there is no clear indication of the type of website being captured.
Manage screenshot policies using reusable website categories instead of creating rules for individual websites.
Monitor more websites without significantly increasing configuration and maintenance efforts.
Use a shared category structure across the organization to keep screenshot policies consistent and avoid overlaps or gaps.
Category-based rules are easier to understand than long lists of domains, helping new operators become productive faster.
A new capture type that reuses CurrentWare’s existing category model, with flexible configuration and review capabilities. Users can filter by area below.
A dedicated screenshot capture option that uses the existing BrowseControl category model. No additional category management is required.
Quickly find and select multiple website categories when creating rules for specific PC groups.
Assign category-based screenshot rules to the appropriate teams, departments, kiosks, call centers, or shared workstations.
Filter screenshots on the ‘All’ page using website categories to quickly narrow results and focus on specific types of activity.
Category labels appear directly on screenshot thumbnails, making it easy for you to identify the type of website captured at a glance.
Update or remove website category rules anytime to keep screenshot policies aligned with changing monitoring requirements.
Monitor groups of related websites without maintaining extensive domain lists. Select the categories you want to monitor, assign them to the appropriate devices, and review screenshots with clear category labels.
Capture screenshots across entire categories such as social media or file-sharing websites without adding every domain individually.
Create stricter monitoring policies for kiosks, call centers, shared workstations, or other high-risk environments.
Monitor activity related to sensitive functions such as finance, HR, or other regulated business areas.
Use category-based filters to quickly locate screenshots related to a specific type of web activity.
Searchable category selection and flexible administration make it easier to create, update, and deploy policies across multiple PC groups. Category-aware filtering also helps teams find relevant screenshots faster.
Manage monitoring policies through reusable website categories instead of maintaining large URL lists.
Expand website coverage without creating additional administrative overhead.
A shared category framework helps keep monitoring rules aligned across teams and departments.
Clear category names make it easier for new administrators to understand and manage screenshot policies.
Update monitoring requirements at the category level instead of modifying individual rules one at a time.
Category labels and filters help reviewers quickly find and validate relevant screenshots.
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Frequently asked
Instead of entering individual websites, operators choose one or more predefined Website Categories, and the rule automatically covers the sites in those categories.
This release is for cloud. Website category setup for on-premise is out of scope.
No, it leverages the existing BrowseControl category model, so there’s no separate taxonomy to maintain.
Yes, category-based rules support multi-select with search, configured per PC group.
Yes, a Website Category rule can be edited or removed after it’s created.
Yes, Website Category can be used as a filter on the Screenshots “All” page, and category labels appear on thumbnail cards.
They’re covered automatically, without changing each screenshot rule by hand.
No, configuration by User mode is out of scope for this release.
No, PII redaction from screenshots is out of scope for this release.