Employee Internet Usage Monitoring Software
Turn browsing activity into clear insights for better focus and performance.
Get clear, measurable records for better employee oversight.
See which websites employees visit from their work computers and how much time they spend on each.
Monitor employees’ internet usage with exact page titles and website URLs for more specific browsing records.
See which productive and unproductive websites employees use most to understand where their work time goes.
Analyze employee web activity and make better-informed decisions.
Get practical insights without manually reviewing every work session.
Get precise visibility into employee web activity at the level where every detail matters.
Track employee internet usage to view each user’s recorded time and their share of total usage.
Move from overall website activity to employee-level usage and specific page titles for granular oversight.
Set websites as productive, unproductive, neutral, or unrated for monitoring employee internet use.
Customize website ratings for individual users, teams, and the entire organization as needed.
Sort website records by usage and filter activity by employee or date range to find data faster.
Review website reports and export them as CSV or PDF for further employee internet usage monitoring analysis.
Connect website records with supporting employee monitoring features for a fuller view of the workday.
Teams using TimeBee see a 42% increase in employees' productivity within the first 3 months.
Companies recover over 4 hours per employee per month, resulting in a 650% return on investment.
Managers observe a 54% increase in punctuality and fewer late logins after implementing TimeBee.
Time theft drops significantly as employees become more focused and accountable.
Understand where work hours go and make decisions based on real activity.
TimeBee distinguishes productive and unproductive website usage through configurable activity ratings. Within its dashboard, administrators can classify websites and applications as productive, unproductive, neutral, or unrated. TimeBee then uses these classifications in activity summaries to divide each employee’s recorded usage into the corresponding categories.