Congratulations for finishing this chapter! You have just learned how to monitor an entire domain, regardless of how many users it may have.

You are now capable of quickly analyzing how your users interact with G Suite; you can measure the popularity of a service, or the productivity of a team or individual with the Apps usage activity Highlights report.

Sharing is a basic need for collaboration, and with the File sharing activity Highlights report, you can keep track of how information is moving and track down any suspicious activity using the Audit logs.

We learned how to track the way users are using all the different G Suite main components thanks to the many Apps reports; you can see all relevant activity through dynamic reports with the most relevant metrics about Accounts, App Maker, Classroom, Cloud Search, Drive, Gmail, Google+, and Hangouts.

Sometimes you want to know how your users are accessing their accounts, and for that, we learned how to understand the Mobile Devices report and how it can quickly show what devices are being used, and even the versions of the systems.

As a team grows, the task of managing users becomes increasingly important, and in this chapter, we learned how to understand the different users reports, so you can keep track of who has complied with security and how active your users are.

We learned about all the different reports in G Suite, but sometimes, you need detailed information about a particular event or series of events, and for that, we learned how to use the different audit logs.

We closed this chapter by learning how to manage alerts so that we are always notified immediately about events that might require quick action.

Now that you know how to use reports, logs, and alerts, it's time to continue to the next chapter and learn how to find anything that has been said or done in the domain with Vault and eDiscovery.