• Report type. You can select either "Campaign" or "Catgeory".
• Campaign/Category selection. Choose on or more campaings or categories (depending on which report type you have selected.
• Aggregation type. Choose from "Hourly" or "Daily". "Weekly" and "Monthly" types will be made available shortly.
• Date range. Select the start/end date for the report.
• Columns. Select which columns you want to appear in your report.

1. Register an account at http://aws.amazon.com/ it will ask for email address, contact address and credit card details
   
   
2. Got to http://aws.amazon.com/ and select My Account/Console -> AWS Management Console and click "EC2"
   
   
3. Click the "Launch Instance" button
   
   
4. Select "Ubuntu Server 12.04.2 LTS" (or whatever is the latest LTS release) 64 bit version
   
   
5. Select at least an m1.large instance type(Memory optimized image highly recommended)
   
   
6. Under "Configure Security Group" ensure that SSH and HTTP are added, if not present please add them.
   
   
7. After everything is configured properly click "Launch" and select "Create a new key pair", give it a name and click "Download Key Pair" (usage: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ec2-key-pairs.html)
   
   Secure the ".pem" file, because that will be required for logging into the server and click "Launch Instances"
   
   
8. The Instance should be available under the menu "Instances" in the "EC2 Dashboard"
   
   
9. Click on the instance click the "Connect" button from the top, it will show the full ssh command to connect to the machine (ssh -i yourkey.pem ubuntu@yourpublicdns). A Java SSH client is also available from Amazon that can be used directly from the browser. We also recommend Putty for Windows.
   
   
10. Install Omniscope server:
    After logging in with SSH, you can manually install Omniscope, see http://www.visokio.com/kb/linux-installs
    
    
11. Deploy some IOK files to the HTML5 browser version “sharing folder” (webroot) typically at [home]/omniscope-server/mobile/
    
    To access the file system of the server under Windows you can use WinSCP, see: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/putty.html#Transfer_WinSCP
    
    We also recommend using Beyond Compare for Windows which natively supports SCP URLs such as scp://ubuntu@yourpublicdns/
    
    
12. Configuration changes must be made manually in the XML, typically by configuring a separate Windows installation (you’ll need another test key for Omniscope Server) and deploying “C:/Users/username/omniscope-server/config.xml” to the Linux server.
    
    For example, you can configure usernames and passwords, and can enable web-based “file management” (upload, delete etc.).
    
    You can additionally create “folder.xml” files within different sub-folders of the “sharing folder” for folder-specific users and permissions. See “folder.xml.default” automatically created on first start in the sharing folder.
    
    

What’s Omniscope Mobile?

Installing and activating Omniscope

“Desktop Sharing”, "New interface mode" and “Server”

Desktop Sharing

1. Open an IOK file in the desktop Omniscope app.
   
2. Click Settings menu > Web sharing > Viewing link (If you have a slightly older version of 2.9, Main toolbar > Mobile > Viewing link)
   
3. This will open a Mobile version of your file in a browser.
   
4. Use Settings menu > Web sharing to enable sharing with another device on your network or the internet.
   

New interface mode

1. Open an IOK file in the desktop Omniscope app.
   
2. Click Settings menu > Interface mode > New (If you have a slightly older version of 2.9, Main toolbar > Mobile > Slide from Desktop to Mobile)
   
3. Omniscope will change to the new mode, supporting navigating tabs, selecting and filtering and changing data titles such as "Split" and "Pane".
   
4. Use File menu > Save to make the file open like this when opened by your target audience (providing they've upgraded to 2.9).
   

Server

1. Launch the Omniscope Server shortcut.
   
2. In the server app UI, you’ll see an additional “Omniscope Web Server” service in addition to “Scheduler”. In this section...
   
3. If not running, click “Config” and tick “Enable server”, then click “Start”.
   
4. Click the “Sharing folder” link, and drop some IOK files here.
   
5. Click the “Serving at” link and explore Mobile versions of your IOK files.
   
6. Use the “Config” button to configure permissions, users, web-based uploads, bind address/port, etc.
   
7. Create “folder.xml” files (a default is provided) to customise permissions per folder. Edit these using Settings > Server > Edit folder.xml configuration (Desktop app) or Settings > Edit folder.xml configuration (Server app).
   

Notes

Unavailable functionality

• Custom styling (Only two presets, Analysis and Paper Report supported)
  
• Chart, Devices, Venn, Portal, Radar views
  

Platform support

• Windows - IE9+, Chrome, Firefox, inc. Windows 8 tablets
  
• Mac - Safari, Chrome
  
• iPad - Mobile Safari
  
• Android 4.x+ tablets - Chrome
  

• Esri (batch). This will geocode locations in batches. Only one result (the best match) will be returned per location. This is useful when you want to geocode a large number of locations.
  
• Esri (multi match). This will return a configurable number of matches per location. You can use the "Max matches" option to specify the maximum number of locations to return per location value.