Activity Log (Settings)
The activity log gives you a complete overview of every change (e.g. create, edit, delete) made by staff in the admin area — including time, user, IP address, and outcome. It exists for traceability and security.
What can I do here?
- View all logged admin actions chronologically
- Search actions by keyword
- Filter by area (e.g. Products, Orders, Customers)
- Filter by HTTP method (POST, PATCH, PUT, DELETE)
- Page through the results
Step by step
- Open "Activity Log" in the sidebar.
- Use the search field to look for a specific action (e.g. part of an API path).
- Narrow the results further with the "All areas" and "All methods" dropdowns.
- Use the arrows at the bottom to page through more entries if available.
- Check table columns like status code, user, duration and IP address to understand an action in detail.
Fields explained
| Field | Meaning | Notes/Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Time | Date and time of the action | Sorts the list by default, newest first |
| Method | HTTP method of the action (POST/PATCH/PUT/DELETE) | Indicates whether something was created, changed, or deleted |
| Action | The technical path that was called | Indicates the function that was affected |
| Area | The affected data area (e.g. Products, Orders) | For quick classification |
| Status | HTTP status code of the response | Color-coded: green = success, yellow/red = error |
| User | Short ID of the user who performed the action | Full ID visible on hover |
| Duration | How long processing took (in milliseconds) | Helps troubleshoot performance issues |
| IP address | IP address the action was performed from | Important for security analysis |
Frequently asked questions
Are failed actions logged too?
Yes, the status code shows whether an action succeeded or not — failed attempts also show up in the log.
Can I delete or edit a log entry?
No, the activity log is immutable and serves as a reliable record for security and compliance purposes.
How do I quickly find out who changed a specific order?
Filter by the "Orders" area and use the search to narrow down the relevant time frame or path.