Use WPS Sensitive Word Hit Log with 2 how-to topics, including viewing hit records and exporting hit records; choose a topic from the index and follow the steps to complete it.
How-to Index
| No. | Topic | Membership Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. View Hit Records | Free |
| 2 | 2. Export Hit Records | WPS Premium |
How-to Guide
1. View Hit Records
Entry: Admin Console → Security Control → Sensitive Word Settings → View Hit Records
- Open the WPS365 client.
- On the client home page, click Admin Console in the lower-left corner.
- In the left-side list, click Security Control to expand the menu.
- Click Sensitive Word Settings.
- On the View Hit Records page, search for sensitive-word trigger records.
- Filter records by time and sensitive word conditions to search hit records from the past year.
- Review the channel, sender, sent content, send time, and matched sensitive word in the trigger list.
Success Criteria
- Interface result: you can open the View Hit Records page and see the record list.
- Next action available: you can continue filtering records or move on to export.
Tips While Using
- Permission note: this feature requires a super administrator account or an account with the required admin permissions.
- Environment note: a network connection is needed to access the admin console and retrieve records.
2. Export Hit Records
Entry: View Hit Records → Export
- First open the View Hit Records page.
- Set the time range or sensitive word filters as needed.
- Click the Export button on the right.
- Export the filtered records as an
.xlsxspreadsheet and save it locally. - Use the exported file for filing or follow-up review as needed.
Success Criteria
- Interface result: after export finishes, a corresponding
.xlsxfile is generated locally. - Next action available: you can open the exported spreadsheet for filing, review, or reporting.
Tips While Using
- Permission note: confirm that your account has the required admin permissions before exporting.
- File management note: naming exported files by time range or sensitive word can make later lookup easier.