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Broditor is an enterprise browser activity monitoring platform. A lightweight native agent is installed on your organization's Windows devices. Once enrolled and approved, the agent silently monitors browser activity and sends it to your Broditor dashboard in real time. You get complete visibility into domains visited, time spent, policy violations, and device health, all scoped to your organization.
Go to broditor.vercel.app and click Get Started Free. Enter your company name and admin email to create your workspace. Your organization is created instantly and an enrollment key is automatically generated for you.
Log into your Broditor dashboard and go to Settings -> Extension Setup. Your enrollment key is displayed there. It is hidden by default. Click Show to reveal it, or click Copy to copy it directly without revealing it.
Download the Broditor Windows agent installer from your dashboard. IT admins can push it silently via MDM or GPO using the command line enrollment key flag, or employees can run the installer themselves and enter the enrollment key when prompted.
The agent installs in under a minute. Once installed and the enrollment key is entered, the device appears in your Device Management page as a pending request immediately. After admin approval, monitoring begins within seconds.
Go to Device Management -> Device Requests. You will see the device listed with its hostname, machine ID, and OS. Click Approve to activate monitoring on that device, or Reject to deny the enrollment request.
Currently devices must be approved individually from the Device Requests tab. This is by design because each device approval is a deliberate security action. Bulk approval is on our roadmap.
The device status is set to rejected. The agent on that device will receive a rejection response on its next status check and will stop attempting to enroll. The device will not appear in your active fleet.
Yes. The employee or IT admin can re-run the enrollment process on the device. It will appear again as a new pending request in your Device Requests tab for your review.
Pending devices require manual admin approval and do not auto-approve. Log into your Broditor dashboard and go to Device Management -> Device Requests to approve it. If the device does not appear there, check that the enrollment key entered on the agent matches your organization's key exactly.
Device limits depend on your subscription plan. Check your current limit under Settings -> Billing. If you need to enroll more devices than your plan allows, you can upgrade from the same page.
The Broditor agent supports Windows 10 and Windows 11 64-bit. Minimum requirements are 2GB RAM, 100MB free disk space, and an active internet connection for event sync.
The installer supports silent installation via command line. Use: broditor-agent-setup.exe --silent --enrollment-key YOUR_KEY_HERE. This is suitable for GPO, SCCM, Intune, or any MDM deployment tool.
Check that the device is approved in Device Management, because pending devices do not send data. Confirm the device is connected to the internet, the enrollment key is correct, and the device has not been revoked under Device Management -> All Devices. If the issue continues, contact support with your device hostname and organization ID.
No. The Broditor agent checks for updates automatically and updates silently in the background. Admins can see the agent version for each device in Device Management -> All Devices.
No. The Broditor agent is designed to be extremely lightweight. It runs as a background process and uses minimal CPU and memory. Most users are unaware it is running.
The agent can be uninstalled like any standard Windows application. If an employee uninstalls it, the device appears as offline in your dashboard and stops sending heartbeats. You will be alerted to the change in device status.
Broditor monitors browser activity at the OS level, including domains visited, page titles, active tab sessions, time spent per domain, and download activity. It also monitors device health signals including online or offline status, agent version, and last seen timestamp.
The Broditor native Windows agent monitors at the OS level and captures activity across all major browsers including Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Brave.
Yes. Because Broditor operates through a native Windows agent at the OS level, not as a browser extension, it captures activity regardless of whether the session is incognito or private.
The agent stores events locally in an encrypted offline queue on the device. When the internet connection is restored, the agent automatically syncs all queued events to your dashboard. No activity data is lost due to network interruptions.
Events appear in your dashboard within seconds of occurring on the device under normal network conditions. The dashboard refreshes automatically, with no manual reload required.
Broditor is designed for transparent workplace monitoring. Employees are informed during the agent enrollment process that monitoring is active on their device. We strongly recommend all organizations inform employees of their monitoring policy in writing before deploying Broditor.
Go to Device Management -> All Devices. Find the device you want to revoke and click Revoke. The device status updates immediately. The agent on that device stops monitoring on its next check-in, usually within minutes, with no physical access required.
All historical activity data from the device remains in your dashboard and audit logs. Revocation only stops future data collection. It does not delete past records.
Yes. A revoked device can be re-enrolled by running the enrollment process again. It will appear as a new pending request requiring admin approval before monitoring resumes.
Even with a leaked enrollment key, no device can monitor without explicit admin approval. Every enrollment request goes through the Device Requests approval workflow. Rotate your enrollment key immediately from Settings -> Extension Setup if you suspect it has been compromised.
Yes. Every piece of data in Broditor, including every event, device record, and alert, is strictly scoped to your organization. There is no mechanism by which another organization can access your data.
Go to Activity -> Export. Select the date range, devices, and event types you need. Logs export in CSV format suitable for submission to auditors.
Log retention depends on your subscription plan. Starter plans retain 30 days of logs. Pro and Enterprise plans offer extended retention up to 12 months. Contact support for custom retention requirements.
Broditor's activity logging, access controls, and audit trail features directly support HIPAA technical safeguard requirements around monitoring access to electronic protected health information. Consult your compliance officer to confirm Broditor fits your specific HIPAA implementation.
Yes. Broditor's immutable, timestamped, device-tagged activity logs are suitable as evidence for SOC 2 Type II audits, specifically for logical access monitoring and anomaly detection controls.
Yes. All communication between agents and the Broditor backend is encrypted using TLS. Data at rest is encrypted at the database level. Agent credentials stored on devices are encrypted using the OS-level credential manager.
Go to Settings -> Team Members and invite additional admins by email. Invited admins receive a setup link and have full access to the dashboard, device management, and activity logs.
Go to Settings -> Billing. Your current plan and device limit are shown there. Click Upgrade Plan to see available options.
Go to Settings -> Organization -> Danger Zone and click Delete Organization. This permanently deletes all devices, activity logs, and account data. This action cannot be undone. Export any logs you need before proceeding.
Click Forgot Password on the login page and enter your admin email. You will receive a password reset link within a few minutes.
