For one of my clients, we implemented a daily process that scans all TM1Web log files and populates a custom user log cube with information about the used public and private views and TM1 Perspectives reports. The log files are copied to the TM1 server and then parsed by a TI process. This information is then utilized to generate a usage report categorized by object, user, and period.

2 questions:

1. Do we have access to the TM1Web logs folder on PAoC from TI processes?
2. Does PAW provide any statistics about books \ cube views used by users?

Q:
"1. Do we have access to the TM1Web logs folder on PAoC from TI processes?"

A1:
No, a TI process cannot access the TM1 Web Logs folder because these are hosted on the web tier. The web tier is one of the virtual machines making up a PAoC environment. It's purpose is to run TM1 Web.
TI processes are executed by the TM1 Server process running on the data tier. The data tier is another one of the virtual machines making up a PAoC environment. 

A2:
PAoC customers cannot access the web tier.

For one of my clients, we implemented a daily process that scans all TM1Web log files and populates a custom user log cube with information about the used public and private views and TM1 Perspectives reports. The log files are copied to the TM1 server and then parsed by a TI process. This information is then utilized to generate a usage report categorized by object, user, and period.

2 questions:

1. Do we have access to the TM1Web logs folder on PAoC from TI processes?
2. Does PAW provide any statistics about books \ cube views used by users?