I see on the dashboard you provide a report of the "most active members" showing the number of logins done by name. We were interested in enhancing our website by running a promotion with our members to give an incentive prize to the individual who shows the most activity over a 30 day period. In order to make the promotion work, we would need a report showing us the number of times a person logs in over a time frame. I don't see a way to do this. Is this possible to track? We were thinking it would be a fun thing to do and drive traffic to our website. It would be nice if we could have that reporting ability.

Would appreciate input from others on this.

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Dmitry Buterin, Chief Apricot

I agree, this would be most useful, and was indeed requested by our board of directors.

Our organization is also trying to build members' online presence and we need to know which members are the most active on the site, overall, and also at any given time (date-based).

This can help us to target those who don't log in as well, to contact them and try to get them to interact more.

I don't have a need for this as yet, but in the short run could you use something like Google analytics to track IP addresses that land on your member login landing page (the page they land on when they login)?  Maybe not as precise as you'd like, but might work.  Just a thought.