# Geo Fencing Report

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**1. Introduction**

* **Purpose:** The Geo-Fencing Report is a tool for administrators to monitor and analyze Geo-Fencing activity, specifically successes ("Allowed") and failures ("Restricted") based on users' locations. It helps track whether users are accessing applications or systems from within authorized geographic boundaries.
* **Key Features:**
  * **Track Geo-Fence Activity:** Monitor both successful and unsuccessful attempts to access resources based on location.
  * **Identify Policy Violations:** Easily spot instances where users are attempting access from outside the defined geo-fence.
  * **Detailed Reporting:** Filter and view reports based on various criteria, including user, application (flow), and date range.

**2. Using the Search Filters**

The report includes the following search filters to help you find the information you need:

* **Email:** Enter the email address of a user to view their geo-fencing activity. The system provides suggestions as you type. Select an email from the dropdown to refine your search.
* **Flow Name:** Select one or more "flows" (systems or applications) from the dropdown list. A "flow" represents a specific application or system protected by geo-fencing.
* **Status:** Select the status of the access attempt: "Allowed" or "Restricted." This filter allows you to focus on successful accesses (within the geo-fence) or failures (outside the geo-fence).
* **Start Date & End Date:** Define a date range to view geo-fencing activity within a specific time period.
* **Search Button:** Click the "Search" button to generate the report based on your selected filters.

**3. Understanding the Report Table**

The generated report displays a table with the following columns:

* **S.No:** The sequential number of the entry in the table.
* **Name:** The name of the user whose activity is being reported.
* **Email:** The email address of the user.
* **Flow Name:** The name of the system or application (flow) being accessed.
* **Restriction Type:** The type of geo-fencing restriction in place. (e.g., Common)
* **Coordinates (Longitude / Latitude):** The geographic coordinates (longitude and latitude) from which the user attempted to access the system. Clicking the coordinates will open a map showing the location.
* **Status:** Indicates whether the user's access was "Allowed" (within the geo-fence) or "Restricted" (outside the geo-fence). The table highlights rows with a status of "Restricted" for easier identification.
* **Redirect (View Config):** A button that allows you to navigate to the configuration settings related to the geo-fencing restriction for that specific user and flow.

**4. Viewing Location on a Map**

To view the user's location on a map:

1. Locate the row in the table corresponding to the activity you want to investigate.
2. Click on the coordinates (Longitude / Latitude) in the "Coordinates" column.
3. A modal window will appear, displaying the location on a map.

**5. Navigating the Report**

* **Pagination:** If the report spans multiple pages, use the "Previous" and "Next" buttons at the bottom of the table to navigate.

**6. Viewing Configuration Details**

To view the geo-fencing configuration details:

1. Locate the row in the table for the event you're interested in.
2. Click the "View Config" button in the "Redirect" column.
3. You'll be taken to the geo-fencing restriction settings page for that user and flow.