Idle minutes → alert to the supervisor
When a machine goes idle too long, Argos flags it before anyone has to ask.
The complete file
150+ data pointsfor every machine in your fleet.
Identity, live resources, inventory, software, services, security, activity, and connectivity — everything you need for employee productivity monitoring, captured automatically. Nothing to configure.
90 fixed fields plus per-disk, per-program, and per-service fields → 150–300 per real machine.
Identity
16Who each machine is, who's using it, and since when.
hostname
agentId
Logged Windows user
Display name
Profile gender
Photo or avatar
Operating system
OS version
OS release
Architecture (x64/ARM)
Agent version
Group or client
LAN IP
Machine uptime
First seen
Last seen
Live resources
12+The machine's pulse, refreshed on every heartbeat.
CPU %
CPU load
Total RAM
Free RAM
RAM used %
CPU history
RAM history
Disk history
Disk letter & label× disks on the machine
Total disk capacity× disks on the machine
Free disk space× disks on the machine
Disk usage %× disks on the machine
Hardware inventory
6What's actually inside the machine.
CPU model
CPU cores
Physical RAM
Machine manufacturer
Machine model
Installed disks× disks on the machine
Installed software
3×NEvery installed program, one by one.
Program name× 80–200 programs
Program version× 80–200 programs
Program publisher× 80–200 programs
Windows services
4×NEvery Windows service running in the background.
Service name× dozens of services
Service display name× dozens of services
Service status× dozens of services
Start type× dozens of services
Security
10Antivirus, firewall, and BitLocker encryption status — the machine's defense posture, checked continuously.
Defender antivirus active
Real-time protection
Signature age (days)
Third-party antivirus
Third-party antivirus active
Domain firewall
Private firewall
Public firewall
BitLocker per disk× disks on the machine
More posture checks, growing
Activity & presence
14What the person in front of the machine is doing, minute by minute.
Active app or window
Visited domain
Page title
AFK status
Active status
Idle minutes
Time per application
Time per page or domain
First activity today
Last activity today
Active minutes
Away minutes
Offline minutes
Minute-by-minute timeline
Connectivity
6When it's online, and how fast it responds.
Online / offline
Connection time
Disconnection time
Last heartbeat
Last seen
Live latency
Events
13The auditable record of everything that happens.
Event: window
Event: page
Event: command
Event: action
Event: alert
Event: connect
Event: disconnect
Event: AFK
Event: active
Timestamped, agent-signed audit trail
Capture policy
Capture retention (h)
Last capture by trigger
The multipliers, on a real PC
A typical PC: 143 programs · 218 services · 2 disks → 412 real data points
From data to decision
Data doesn't just pile up — it triggers action
BitLocker off → security incident
An unencrypted disk in the fleet becomes an actionable alert, not a lost row in a table.
Active app → daily usage report
What each machine ran during the day turns itself into the report you send your manager or client.
All of this lives on your server
No data leaves your infrastructure. Every screen access is audited, with date, time, and operator.
Watch it captured live
Walk through the real console and watch this data show up on your own fleet.