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 ====== How to track activity of the registered users ======
-Whenever a new user logs into the system //**Aware IM**// sends the special login notification; whenever a user logs out //**Aware IM**// sends the logout notification. You can attach rules to these notifications to track the activity on your web site (see the “Handling Login Events” and “Handling Logout Events” sections in the [[documentation:1300_user_guide|Aware IM User Guide]]). For example, you can define a business object representing the statistics of your web site and define attributes in this object that will count the number of current users, the number of visitors etc. The rules attached to the login and logout notifications will set the values of these attributes accordingly.
+Whenever a new user logs into the system //**AwareIM**// sends the special login notification; whenever a user logs out //**AwareIM**// sends the logout notification. You can attach rules to these notifications to track the activity on your web site (see the “[[docs:2500_config_apps:2400_login_events|Handling Login Events]]” and “[[docs:2500_config_apps:2500_logout_events|Handling Logout Events]]” sections). For example, you can define a business object representing the statistics of your web site and define attributes in this object that will count the number of current users, the number of visitors etc. The rules attached to the login and logout notifications will set the values of these attributes accordingly.