WP Activity Log
benefits & features

Track user activity including content changes, system settings, and user profile changes; the plugin keeps a log of the changes that happen on your website. It has the broadest coverage, so changes on your WordPress don’t go unnoticed.

The plugin keeps more than a login log, collecting data across the board including information such as the date and time, the event ID, severity, the user and their role, the IP address, and all the other details about the change.

Know what is happening on your websites without having to login! Get instantly alerted of any user activities or site changes via SMS messages and emails. You can start right away with the built-in notifications or create your own notification triggers.

Generate user and system reports from the activity log including the update log. Reports are fully configurable and include White Labelling options. You can also schedule daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly reports to be sent automatically to your inbox.

Use the real-time user activity monitor to remotely terminate sessions, block simultaneous same-user sessions, and automatically terminate idle sessions; with email notifications so that you can truly manage your WordPress from anywhere.

Make free-text searches to easily track down specific WordPress system and user changes in the activity log. Use the extensive built-in filters to fine tune the search results, enabling you to easily find what you are looking for within seconds.

Keep a log of changes that happen at network level on your multisite network, filter the logs per sub site, allow site admins to access the logs of the sub site they have admin privileges on and more.

The plugin is designed with performance and security in mind. It keeps a log of what logged in users do so it does not affect the front-end of the website and it has no impact on the user experience.

Many compliance bodies such as HIPAA, GDPR, and PCI DSS require website owners to keep a log of the changes that happen on the website, and a log of data access. By keeping an activity log you check another box in your regulatory compliance checklist.

Keep a log of all file changes that happen on your WordPress website and any third party code running on it by installing our plugin Website File Changes Monitor, which automatically reports any changes in the activity log.

The plugin has a dedicated sensor for WooCommerce. It keeps a log of customers and order changes, and any other change shop managers do on WooCommerce, such as products, coupons, shipping, and store settings changes.

The plugin also keeps a log of changes that take place on popular third party plugins such as Yoast SEO, Gravity Forms, and WPForms. If it is installed on a MainWP dashboard, you can see the child sites’ logs from one central dashboard.

Fine tune the logs to your requirements. Disable individual event IDs, configure log detail level, retention policies, permissions, and more.

Protect your site and configure idle user sessions to terminate automatically if users leave their session unattended for an extended time.

Improve the security posture of your website and store the activity log in an external database. By doing so you also safeguard the integrity of the logs in an unfortunate case of a website hack.

Configure the plugin to automatically archive log data that is older than a specific period to another database. Keep the log organized, easier to search, compact, and blazing fast.

Mirror the activity log in real time to your security information and event management (SIEM) system or central logs management system so you do not have to log in to the websites and see what is happening from one central place.

Mirror the activity logs to a log file as a backup, while making it easier to import the activity log to your custom logs management system. Configure the plugin to write the activity log to a log file so the logs can be read and parsed by your system.

When you send the activity log to a log file or a third party logs management system you can configure the plugin to not write any activity log data to the database, avoiding redundant data.

Export the plugin settings configuration to keep a backup, or to import the same plugin configuration on other websites, allowing you to have a base configuration and easily propagate it to other websites.

Need to delete data for a specific user, IP address, or another object? Use the activity log data manager to delete specific data that you do not want in your log.

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