> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.we360.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.we360.ai/administration/settings-center/compliance-and-security.md).

# Compliance & Security

Use this section to control how tracking behaves across your organization: block restricted websites, set organization-wide privacy safeguards, restrict where the app can be used, tune the desktop agent, and review a record of administrative actions. For an overview of what these controls mean, see the [Compliance & Security reference](https://docs.we360.ai/reference/work-and-time-management/user-interfaces/portal/settings-center/compliance-security).

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These settings require **Super Admin** access, apply organization-wide, and can take up to an hour to reach every device.
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The tab is organized into six areas: **Domain Blocking**, **Compliance**, **Location Restriction**, **Stealth App Config**, **Standard App Config**, and **Audit Logs Report**.

## Domain Blocking

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Create named groups of websites to block, then apply them to specific teams. For each group you set:

* **Category name**: a label for the group of domains.
* **Domains to block**: choose from known applications and websites, or add your own.
* **Teams**: the teams the block applies to.
* **Blocking method**:
  * **Default**: standard-app users see a warning; stealth-app users are blocked automatically.
  * **Force Close**: the browser closes shortly after a restricted site is opened, for both user types.

Existing groups appear in a searchable table showing the blocked domains, the teams affected, the blocking method, and when each group was last updated.

## Compliance

Organization-wide privacy and data-protection controls:

| Setting                       | What it does                                                                                                                         |
| ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Screenshots Capture**       | Turns screenshot capture on or off for the whole organization.                                                                       |
| **Screenshots Download**      | When off, screenshots can't be downloaded from the portal.                                                                           |
| **Screenshot encryption**     | Adds end-to-end encryption for screenshots. Contact support to enable it.                                                            |
| **Screen Recording**          | Turns session recording on or off. Requires desktop app version 4.8.12 or later.                                                     |
| **Allow support access**      | Lets the We360.ai support team access your account to help with configuration. Revoke it any time.                                   |
| **Set screenshot blur**       | Opens a slider to blur captured screenshots, protecting on-screen detail while keeping activity visible.                             |
| **USB Detection**             | Logs when external USB devices are connected or removed, supporting data-loss prevention.                                            |
| **Handle Tracking Anomalies** | Enables automatic correction or flagging of tracking anomalies. When on, **Configure Anomalies** lets you define the rules to apply. |

## Location Restriction

Control where employees can punch in, access the portal, and be tracked, based on your saved office locations. You can create up to five **Allow** rules and five **Deny** rules. Each rule targets one or more teams (or all teams) and applies to any combination of:

* **Punch In/Out**
* **Portal Access**
* **Device Tracking**

Changes apply across the organization and can take a couple of hours to take effect.

## Stealth App Config

Fine-tune how the silent (stealth) agent creates and manages user records:

* **Auto manage users**: automatically activate or deactivate stealth users based on the activity received.
* **Skip system root user**: don't create a stealth user for the system root account.
* **Use email prefix as employee ID** and **Use hostname as last name**: control how new stealth users are named.
* **Mark new stealth users as non-tracking**: create new stealth users without tracking until you turn it on for them.
* **Skip user creation for specific usernames**: exclude system or service accounts (usernames are case-sensitive).

An advanced section controls how stealth-user email addresses are generated.

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## Standard App Config

Control how the visible (standard) desktop app behaves:

* **Enforce Internet Access**: require an active connection to punch out or end a break.
* **Allow Login Without Browser**: let employees sign in without a web browser, or require browser-based login.
* **Always On Mode**: keep tracking outside punch-in hours, or track only while punched in.
* **Auto Punch-In Mode**: set the app's automatic punch-in behavior. You can turn it off, or have users punched in the first time the app opens each day, whenever the app is running, or during their assigned shift.

## Audit Logs Report

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Audit Logs is currently in **Beta**.
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Review a record of administrative actions taken in the portal (changing a rule, editing a timesheet, or removing a user), each stamped with the time and the person who made the change. Filter by date range and user, then download the results as a CSV.


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