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Getting Started

3

How to Connect Your Site to Logtivity
Will Logtivity Slow Down My Sites?
Why Use Logtivity, Not an Activity Log Plugin?

Activity Logs

7

What Logs Does Logtivity Record?
What Personal Data Does Logtivity Record?
How to Export Logs from Logtivity
How to Stop Logging Some Events
How to Delete Logs in Logtivity
How to Log Custom Events in Logtivity
Disable Activity Log Alerts for Specific IP Addresses

Error Logs

6

Public Links for Error Logs
How Hosted Error Logs Work
What Errors Does Logtivity Record?
How to Manage Alerts for WordPress Errors
Alerts for Fatal WordPress Errors
Does Logtivity Require WP_DEBUG?

WordPress Plugin

2

How to Install the Logtivity Plugin
White Label Mode for Logtivity

Charts

1

Getting Started With Charts

Alerts

5

Getting Started With Alerts
What are Alert Channels?
How to Create Global Alerts
How to Integrate Logtivity With Slack
What Are Heartbeat Alerts?

Exports

1

How to Export Logs from Logtivity

Accounts / Plans

6

What Are Logged Events in Logtivity?
How Many Sites Can I Use With Logtivity?
How to Add Users to Logtivity
What Are Teams in Logtivity?
What is the Logtivity Refund Policy?
How to Delete Your Logtivity Account

Webhooks

1

Using Webhooks for Logtivity Data

Developer

6

How to Log Custom Events
How to Add Logtivity to New Sites Using Code
Extending the Logtivity Plugin
Rename Events in Logtivity
Controlling Logtivity Settings With Code
Stop Logtivity From Recording Log Types

Integrations

2

Logtivity and Easy Digital Downloads
Logtivity and Formidable Forms

Popular Alerts

16

How to Get an Alert for WordPress Core Updates
How to Get an Alert for Plugin File Edits in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for Plugin Deactivations in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for Plugin Activations in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for Theme Activations in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for New Theme Installations in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for Deleted Users in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for New Administrator Users in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for Administrator Logins in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for New Plugin Installations in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for Plugin Updates in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for New Comments in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for Post Updates in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for New Posts in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for Theme File Edits in WordPress
How to Get an Alert for User Logins in WordPress

Webhooks

This documentation shows how you can connect Logtivity to outside services using Webhooks.

Using Webhooks for Logtivity Data

Recent Posts

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Testimonials

“Logtivity has been a great asset to our bank of tools for web development. Having customisable logs kept on a separate system allows us to easily investigate, report and get notified about specific events. It’s developer-friendly and easy to implement new logging functionality.”

Jonny Vaughan

“Psychology Tools are very happy users of Logtivity. Our previous solution for logging events from our WordPress membership system was very slow, clunky, and limited. Logtivity is none of those things – it’s lightning fast, easy to use, and easily customisable so we can log many events that we weren’t previously able to. It’s great for analysing our logs in a hurry and for looking for patterns in our data.”

Matthew Whalley

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