How Can I Stop Certain Activities From Being Recorded?

Sometimes you do not want every trusted action to fill the activity log.

Logify lets you reduce noise by excluding users, roles, IP addresses, or specific kinds of activity.

What Is This Feature?

This feature helps you ignore activity that you already expect and trust.

For example, if a developer, admin, or automated process does routine work every day, you may not want those actions to crowd the log.

This is useful for:

Go to:

Logify -> Settings -> Exclusion Rules

Then choose what you want Logify to ignore.

Exclude Specific Users

If one person makes a lot of routine changes, you can exclude that user from the log.
Exclude User Roles

If certain roles are trusted, you can exclude them.

This may be useful for:
- Administrators
- Editors
- Authors
Exclude IP Addresses

If actions always come from a trusted location, you can exclude that IP address.

This is helpful for office networks, home offices, or development machines.
Exclude Certain Activities

You can keep some common actions out of the log if they are not important to your workflow.
Exclude Other Trusted Items

If your Logify setup includes advanced controls or an addon, you may also see extra options for things like post types or post statuses.

That can be useful when you want to keep routine autosaves or system-generated actions out of the log.

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Exclusion rules keep the activity log clean and useful.

That means:

If your log only shows meaningful events, it becomes much easier to use.

Do not exclude too much.

If you hide too many actions, you may miss something important later.

A good approach is to exclude only clearly trusted activity that you never need to review.

After setting exclusions: