Collection of Anonymous System Metrics Data

InVentry Limited collects non-personal, system configuration and analytical data to allow for future developments to the software along with providing insights and metrics to help you improve how you use your InVentry system within your organisation. The data collected includes, but is not limited to that listed below:

Anywhere username (see note below)
Anywhere password (see note below)
MIS used (If appropriate)
MIS In use
Date/time staff were last updated from the MIS
Date/time the last mark was updated from the MIS
Date/time the last pupil was updated from the MIS
Hardware type identifier
Computer description on the unit
All hard drives on the unit and space left on them
Number of languages in use
Organisation prefix
System backup
When the database last backed up
What the database backup state was (success/ fail)
Whether there was an exception on last database backup
File names / sizes on the desktop (this does not include document content)
Database size information
GPS co-ordinates of the unit according to Windows
Operating system identifiers (name / platform / version)
When updates occur, a confirmation check is done on the local InVentry file structure and reported back to InVentry
Last time machine was rebooted (to ensure the reboot task is working successfully)
Database encryption version / SQL server version
Net Framework supported on the unit
Number of sign-in and outs over a period of time
Functional system status

Note – Anywhere username and password

The username and password listed above does not relate in any way to an individual but to the system itself. It is used to facilitate authorisation for updates via the exchange of tokens between the update service and the system. It does not allow an individual to gain access to the system. If you have any further questions, please email dpo@inventry.co.uk