According to Law No. 5651, logging is a system where institutions or individuals providing internet access can record activities resulting from the use of their services.

With KCLOGGER, your logs are recorded in compliance with the format specified by the law, time-stamped, signed, and then securely stored either on cloud servers or on-premise.

Every computer with internet access can naturally reach all published web pages. However, this is undesirable in certain scenarios.

With our up-to-date and extensive database, you can restrict access to websites or URL addresses in categories you wish to block, and easily create blacklists and whitelists.

Logs collected and signed in accordance with Law No. 5651 can be stored on KcLogger servers in the Cloud or on customer-owned servers.

The necessary work for recording logs can be done on servers provided by the customer, or if an existing log server exists, the logs can be sent there.

Regardless of the brand or model of access points, routers, and firewalls used in your network, our system works seamlessly and is fully integrated.

Through access point controller integration, data can be reported and analyzed.

You can use your Wi-Fi service to offer targeted ads and promotions to your customers, and to build customer loyalty and improve customer purchasing habits.

You can report which ads and banners your customers saw and how many clicked on them, and additionally, gain more information about your customers to increase your sales.

With Kclogger, you can professionally manage your entire employee and guest network from a single dashboard. You can monitor and inspect all data with granular detail. Real-time and historical device health, MRTG and saturation tracking, ad and survey management, alongside all connected users and registered members on your network can be controlled from one single screen. For companies adopting multi-location centralized IT management, this approach prevents significant workforce loss while enabling you to foresee potential issues and take proactive measures.