iMonitor EAM: on-premise employee monitoring, and the ten language editions
iMonitor EAM is computer activity monitoring and data-loss prevention that runs on the company's own server. The server and database sit on your hardware, so the records never reach a third-party cloud — which is the difference that matters when legal or works-council review asks where the data lives. What it records Logon and logoff times, active hours, idle time Application and website usage, with per-category rules Screenshots with replay, and remote desktop control File operation audit, USB storage control, print control with watermarking Clipboard events and outgoing-file approval Keystroke activity counted, never captured — the system reports how much was typed, not what was typed Why the on-premise model matters Most monitoring products upload employee records to the vendor's cloud. That turns a straightforward internal decision into a data-transfer question, and it usually requires a processor agreement, a transfer assessment, and an explanation to the wor...