Hello Brett,
Maybe you can use this simple script to retrieve data at login, folder, and badge, ...  used at a given time and save it. You can program it to retrieve information at certain times. Maybe this can help you...

set path=c:\Sage\FreeComponents\mongodb-database-tools\bin;%PATH%
FOR /F "tokens=2 delims==" %%I IN ('wmic os get localdatetime /format:list') DO set datetime=%%I
set datetime=%datetime:~0,8%_%datetime:~8,6%
mongoexport --host sage-emv12 --port 27017 --ssl --sslPEMKeyFile "C:\Sage\FreeComponents\MONGODBSVR\certs\client.pem" --sslCAFile "C:\Sage\FreeComponents\MONGODBSVR\certs\ca.cacrt" --db=syracuse --collection=SessionState --fields=x3Login,badge,serverFolder --out="out_%datetime%.json"

What kind of script is it?  I'm assuming this is something that could be run using the Windows task scheduler? 

Yes, you can do it. This script retrieves info (x3Login, badge, serverFolder as example) about the collection "SessionState" from MongoDB. Simply, it is an approximation to obtain the user and the badges used at a given time and capture it in a file.

Yes, you can do it. This script retrieves info (x3Login, badge, serverFolder as example) about the collection "SessionState" from MongoDB. Simply, it is an approximation to obtain the user and the badges used at a given time and capture it in a file.

what file extension would I use when saving this script?

This is script is for a windows platform, the extension .bat is OK, for testing in a testing platform.

With some tweaks, I was able to get this to work in our environment!  Thank you so much!  This is exactly what we needed!