How to Track MemberPress Activity with Logify

When a membership's price changes, a subscription expires unexpectedly, or a rule stops protecting content, you need to know who changed what and when. Logify PRO adds a MemberPress-aware activity history to your site, recording supported actions on memberships, groups, rules, subscriptions, transactions, and members — each with the acting user and time attached. The integration turns itself on automatically when MemberPress is active.

What the MemberPress integration records

MemberPress runs your memberships and access rules; Logify PRO records supported changes to them under the memberpress event type. Each entry sits in Logify > Activity Logs alongside the rest of your WordPress activity, showing which user performed the action, the MemberPress item involved, and when it happened.

Why membership logging is helpful

As a membership site grows, more people can change memberships, rules, and settings, and billing objects change on their own. Without a history, questions like these are hard to answer:

• Who created or changed this membership, and when?
• Who deleted or restored a membership, group, or rule?
• What happened to a subscription that expired or disappeared?
• Which administrator updated MemberPress settings?

Logify gives administrators one place to review these actions instead of relying on memory.

What MemberPress activity Logify records

The integration covers supported management activity across memberships, groups, rules, subscriptions, transactions, members, and settings. The exact entries you see depend on the MemberPress features and actions available on your site.

Memberships, groups, and rules

Subscriptions

Transactions

Members

Settings

How to review MemberPress activity

There is no separate setup for everyday use once both plugins are active — supported actions are recorded automatically.

Step 1: Confirm MemberPress and Logify PRO are active

Your site needs MemberPress installed and active, and Logify PRO active. The integration loads on its own once both are present.

Step 2: Perform a MemberPress action

Work as normal — for example, create a membership, update its details, restore a removed membership, delete one, or create a group. Each supported action is logged as it happens.

Step 3: Open the activity log

Go to Logify > Activity Logs in your WordPress dashboard. MemberPress events appear alongside every other event.

Step 4: Filter to membership activity

Set the Event Type filter to memberpress to see only membership activity, then combine it with the user, severity, or date filters to find a specific change. See Filter WordPress activity logs.

Step 5: Open an entry for the detail

Each entry can show when the activity happened, the user who performed it, the activity type, what was changed, and the related MemberPress item. Use View Details for the full record.

Example: checking who changed a membership

Suppose a membership called Gold Membership suddenly has different settings. Instead of asking every administrator:

1. Open Logify > Activity Logs.
2. Filter the Event Type to memberpress and search the membership name.
3. Find the membership-updated entry and check the date and time.
4. Check the user who performed the action.
5. Open View Details if you need more information.

This gives you a clear history of the change rather than a guess.

Conclusion

Logify PRO gives your membership site an attributed history of MemberPress changes — memberships, groups, rules, subscriptions, transactions, members, and settings — with no setup beyond having MemberPress active. To keep the log focused, drop activity you do not need with exclusion rules, or get notified when an important change happens with real-time alerts.

FAQs

Is MemberPress required for this integration?

Yes. This is a MemberPress-specific integration, so it only records activity on sites running MemberPress. If MemberPress is not installed and active, no membership events are logged and the memberpress event type will not appear in your filters. Logify still logs the rest of your WordPress activity as usual.

Does the integration track every MemberPress setting?

No. Logify records the actions its MemberPress integration supports — the membership, group, rule, subscription, transaction, member, and settings events listed above. MemberPress has many internal features, so not every possible change appears as an entry. If a specific action you need is not logged, contact support with your version details.

Can I see who changed or deleted a membership?

Yes, for supported actions. Each entry records the user associated with the action along with the date and time, so a created, updated, trashed, restored, or deleted membership, group, or rule shows who did it and when. Open View Details on the entry for the related MemberPress item.

Can I delete or manage recorded MemberPress logs?

Yes. Logify's Activity Logs screen lets administrators manage the recorded history, including deleting entries. Keep your site's own record-retention requirements in mind before removing logs, since deleted entries cannot be recovered.

What if a MemberPress action does not appear in the log?

Check that MemberPress and Logify PRO are both active, that the action is one of the supported activities, and that your Activity Logs filters are not hiding the memberpress event type. Refresh the screen and repeat the action on a test membership if needed. If it still does not appear, contact support with your Logify and MemberPress versions.