How Can I Find Important Website Changes Quickly?

When a website has a lot of activity, it can take time to find one specific event.

Logify filters help you narrow the list so you can get to the right information faster.

What Is This Feature?

Filtering lets you show only the entries that matter to you.

You can narrow results by:

• User
• Date
• Event type
• Severity or importance
• Activity category

This makes large logs easier to read.

Who Should Use It?

Filtering is useful for:

• Site owners checking a specific time period
• Teams reviewing one user's actions
• Support staff investigating a problem
• Agencies preparing reports
• Store managers looking for important events

How To Use Filters

Go to:

Logify -> Activity Logs

Then use the filter controls at the top of the page.

Filter By User

Show only actions from one person.

This is helpful when you want to know what a specific team member changed.

Filter By Date

Show only events from a certain day or time range.

This is useful when you already know when something happened.

Filter By Event Type

Show only certain kinds of actions, such as:

• Logins
• Content updates
• Plugin actions
• User changes

Filter By Severity

Highlight the more important events first.

This helps you focus on the records that may need attention.

Filter By Activity Type

Use activity types to focus on one part of the site, such as content changes, plugin updates, or login activity.

This is especially helpful on busy sites where many different things happen at once.

Why Should I Use It?

Filters save time.

Instead of reading every log entry, you can focus on the exact records you need.

This is especially useful when:

• A site has many users
• The log contains hundreds of entries
• You are searching for a recent issue

What Should I Do Next?

Once you filter the log:

1. Review the results
2. Open the most relevant entry
3. Check the related time period
4. Decide whether the action is normal or suspicious