Activity Log ​
The Activity Log records who changed what and when across the accounts you own, including actions an administrator took while impersonating one of them.
Overview ​
URL: /reseller/activity-logs
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Time | When the change was recorded. |
| Actor | Who made it. |
| Event | What kind of change it was, such as created, updated, deleted, or impersonation_started. |
| Object | What was changed. |
| Description | A short summary. |
| Reseller | The reseller the object belongs to. |
View opens the entry on the previous and the new values.
Scope ​
You see the accounts you own and nothing else. The log is the same feature the administrator has, narrowed to your customers.
An action taken through one of your API keys is attributed to you, so an integration's changes are traceable rather than anonymous.
What is recorded ​
Changes to hosting accounts, domains, DNS records, email, databases, FTP accounts, cron jobs, certificates, and hosting plans. Passwords, tokens, and keys are recorded as having changed, without the value itself.
Entries are kept for 90 days.
Impersonation ​
Where an administrator worked on one of your accounts by impersonating it, the entry names both the administrator and the account. The start and the end of the impersonation are recorded and paired to each other, even when nothing was changed in between.
Related pages ​
- Hosting Accounts - the accounts whose changes appear here.
- API Keys - the keys whose actions are attributed to you.
- Security - your own sign-in history and sessions.