Tracking report views on BOEXI

Post Author: adammlange
CA Forum: Administration
I understand that BOEXI has audit tables that you can use to track logons, scheduled reports, and so on. Can you also track everytime someone views a report on BOEXI? I am not as interested in tracking scheduled reports. I want a log of everytime someone views a report by clicking on the title in BOEXI.
Is this possible?

Jeremy,
Please contact us so we can discuss your options. Who are you working with from the BI OnDemand team?
Thanks,
Aaron Graber

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