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Path: Administration → Activity (/activity) — Admin onlyThe Activity page is the platform audit trail, showing every significant action taken by users and the system.

What is Logged

User Actions

CategoryEvents
AuthenticationLogin, logout, failed logins, 2FA events, password resets
SitesSite created, deleted, deployed, cloned, backed up, restored
UsersUser created, deleted, role changed, impersonation sessions
BillingSubscriptions created/updated/canceled, payments received, invoices generated
SettingsAny admin setting changed — records old and new value
LicenseValidation, suspension detected, key changed

System Events

CategoryEvents
BackupsStarted, completed, failed
CertificatesSSL issued, renewed, failed
CronJobs executed, succeeded, failed
AgentsConnected, disconnected, commands executed
SecurityIP banned, login thresholds breached, firewall rule changes

Activity Feed

The page is rendered by the ActivityTab component, showing a real-time feed of events:
ColumnDescription
TimeWhen the event occurred (relative and absolute)
UserAccount that performed the action, or “System”
ActionWhat happened
ResourceWhat was affected (site name, user email, etc.)
IP AddressOrigin IP address
DetailsExpandable full event payload
Click any row to expand the full details, including request parameters with sensitive values masked.

Audit Trail Properties

  • Immutable — entries cannot be edited or deleted from the UI
  • Complete — every state-changing action is recorded
  • Timestamped — all events use UTC timestamps
  • Attributed — every action linked to a user account or the system process
  • Retained — logs kept for 365 days by default (configurable in Settings)

Common Investigation Queries

Use the built-in filters to narrow down activity:
Failed logins in last 24h   → Action: auth.login.failed, Date: Last 24 hours
All actions by a user       → User: user@example.com
Admin settings changes      → Category: settings
Site deletions this month   → Action: site.deleted, Date: This month
Set up Slack or email alerts in Settings → Notifications to be notified immediately when suspicious events occur — multiple failed logins, admin role changes, or site deletions.