Know exactly how every content and document process is performing — measured, not guessed.
Reveille Metrics turn operational data into business-critical insight — more than 1,000 prebuilt metrics that continuously measure the health, performance, and reliability of every ECM, IDP, and automation process, so you can prove service levels, reduce risk, and decide with confidence. Measurement is the proof layer of Content Observability.
Availability is one number. Whether the work actually got done is a different one.
A platform can report 99.99% availability while invoices sit in a backlog, OCR jobs misclassify, and bot queues quietly age past their service level. Reveille Metrics measure what actually happened to the content — throughput, completion times, exception rates, and service-level attainment across every platform. Platform SLA is not workflow SLA.
A green dashboard is not a met SLA
Uptime says the service answered. It doesn’t say the invoice cleared, the batch finished before payroll, or the bot completed. Reveille measures completion, throughput, and service-level attainment — not just whether the server was up.
What you can’t measure, you can’t prove
Audit, risk, and compliance need evidence, not assurances. Reveille turns operational data into compliance-ready proof — availability %, allowed-downtime-adjusted service level, and resolution times you can put in front of a regulator.
Thresholds that learn the workload
Static thresholds alarm at midnight and miss the slow afternoon drift. Reveille AI forecasts dynamic upper and lower bounds from history (Prophet and Neural Prophet) and tracks accuracy with MAPE — so the numbers flag what actually matters.
Reveal the operational truth behind your platform’s reliability
Continuous measurement of the health, capacity, and dependencies that decide whether your platform actually holds.
- Application availability, service health, and system dependencies, measured continuously across every monitored resource
- Resource utilization across servers, databases, services, and integrations — user, memory, transaction, and CPU levels
- Capacity and growth indicators to support scaling, modernization, and migration planning
- License usage and consumption trends to prevent processing bottlenecks or overruns before they stall the queue
Tie throughput and completion times to service-level outcomes
Reveille measures how fast work moves and where it stalls, then turns it into compliance-ready service-level reporting.
- End-to-end visibility into document, content, and transaction throughput
- Queue depth, backlog, and aging metrics that surface delays before SLAs are breached
- Processing speed and completion times across workflows, capture stages, and automation steps
- Service-level attainment — available minutes over monitored minutes less allowed downtime — in the Reveille User Console, scheduled reports, or Microsoft Power BI
Catch exceptions and abnormal behavior before they become risk
Measure the user experience and the failure patterns that expose operational and compliance risk.
- User activity and response-time metrics across web, client, and API-driven interactions — measured transaction by transaction with Reveille User Analytics
- Exception rates, error patterns, and failed transactions across platforms and processes
- Abnormal behavior and security-related activity to support audit and compliance needs
- Historical insight into trends that expose operational risk before disruption occurs
Metrics tell you what the platform did. User Analytics tells you what your users lived.
Every metric on this page is measured from the platform side — availability, throughput, completion time, service level. Reveille User Analytics (RUA) measures the other side: the experience your platforms actually delivered. RUA is patented, passive real-user observability for Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Intelligent Document Processing (IDP), and automation applications. It observes the real HTTP and HTTPS transactions your users generate — every login, retrieval, check-in, and API call — and turns them into response-time evidence, security insight, and adoption truth. It extends Reveille Metrics from what the platform reports to what your users experienced.
Response-time evidence, not anecdotes
Median, average, and 90th-percentile response times measured from actual user transactions — with service-level attainment reported across all transactions and for the best and worst 10%. Response-time conversations start from a record, not a complaint.
Security signals hidden in normal traffic
Insider misuse looks like ordinary logins and retrievals — just more of them, from somewhere new. RUA flags suspicious content access by transaction frequency, user location, and access activity, and surfaces failed and suspicious logins by user and location.
Adoption you can actually prove
User adoption dashboards show who uses each application and how usage trends over time, backed by objective historical reporting on real transaction activity — so license, training, and rollout decisions rest on evidence instead of who complained loudest.
Four components. Nothing in the transaction path.
RUA captures web application packets with licensed capture libraries, parses them against application transaction profiles, and maps them into user-level transactions.
- Passive collection from a switch mirror/span port, hypervisor port mirroring, a network segment, the application server itself, or a Docker sidecar in Amazon EKS, Azure AKS, or RedHat OpenShift
- HTTP and HTTPS monitored together — decoded passively with your private key (RSA up to 4096-bit, TLS 1.2), never as a man-in-the-middle interceptor
- Privacy by design — no user passwords are ever captured, field-level keep/drop rules govern sensitive data, and collector-to-server traffic is 256-bit AES encrypted
- Application transaction profiles ship for eight platform families — ABBYY, Box, Hyland, IBM, Microsoft, OpenText, Tungsten Automation, and UiPath
It only works if it always works.
Metrics are the proof layer of Content Observability — the difference between assuming a service level and proving it. Platform SLA is not workflow SLA; Reveille measures the difference.
One observability layer across every platform you run
Reveille Metrics span every major Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Intelligent Document Processing (IDP), and automation platform — so every measurement feeds the same console as the rest of your stack.
Explore the Reveille Observability Platform.
Metrics is one capability of a single platform. Eight work together to keep every ECM, IDP, and automation workflow observed, assured, and self-healed.
Monitoring
1,000+ prebuilt tests for ECM, IDP, and automation service-level problem areas.
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See exactly how your automation is actually performing.
Self-Healing
Automated remediation actions for uninterrupted processes.
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Dynamic thresholds for accurate monitoring and smarter workflows.
Learn moreAlerts
The earliest-warning system for document and content processes.
Learn moreDashboards
Visualize and quickly diagnose platform health.
Learn moreInfrastructure
A complete view of your automation ecosystem and every system it depends on.
Learn moreIntegration
Seamless connection to the enterprise tools your team already uses.
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The content layer is where your business runs. Reveille makes sure it holds.
See how Reveille keeps the invoices, claims, audits, and customer documents your content operations run on always-on — with the evidence to prove it.