The team activity log provides a detailed history of all actions performed by team members. This helps you track who did what, monitor team activity, and maintain accountability.
How to Access the Activity Log
Navigate to Team in the sidebar
Find the Activity Log section on the team page (usually below the members table or in a separate tab)
What the Activity Log Shows
The activity log displays a table with the following columns:
Column | Description |
Action | What was done (e.g., "Link Created", "Member Invited", "Role Changed") |
User | Which team member performed the action |
Details | Additional context about the action (e.g., which link was created, who was invited) |
Date | When the action occurred |
Action Types
The activity log tracks various types of actions, each displayed with a color-coded badge for easy identification:
Link Actions
Link created
Link edited
Link deleted
Link activated/deactivated
Team Actions
Member invited
Member removed
Role changed
Team created
Domain Actions
Domain connected
Domain verified
Domain removed
Other Actions
Settings changed
Website published
And more
The badge color varies by action type, making it easy to scan the log and identify specific categories of activity at a glance.
Navigating the Activity Log
The activity log is paginated to keep the page performant:
10 entries per page are displayed at a time
Click Load More at the bottom of the log to see older entries
Entries are displayed in reverse chronological order (newest first)
Who Can View the Activity Log?
Owners — can view the complete activity log
Admins — can view the activity log
Members — may have limited or no access to the activity log
Using the Activity Log
Monitoring Team Activity
Check the log regularly to see what your team has been working on. This is especially useful for:
Verifying that new team members are onboarded and active
Tracking link creation and changes across the team
Ensuring no unauthorized changes are being made
Troubleshooting
If something goes wrong (e.g., a link was accidentally deleted or settings were changed), the activity log shows exactly who made the change and when.
Accountability
For agencies and businesses managing links for clients, the activity log provides an audit trail of all actions taken on the account.
Tips
Check the log weekly — a regular review helps you stay on top of team activity
Look for unusual patterns — unexpected actions (like bulk deletions or role changes) may warrant investigation
Use the details column — the details column provides context that the action name alone doesn't convey
Load more for full history — the initial view only shows 10 entries. Click Load More to see the complete history.
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