How Can I See Everything Happening On My WordPress Website?

The Logify dashboard gives you a simple summary of what is happening on your WordPress site.

Instead of checking every log one by one, you get a quick overview of activity.

What Is This Feature?

This feature is the main overview screen in Logify.

It helps you quickly understand:

• How many actions happened
• Whether activity is normal or unusual
• Which users are most active
• Whether login attempts are increasing
• When busy periods happened
• Which actions happen most often

Think of it as the front page of your website's activity history.

Who Should Use It?

This dashboard is helpful for:

• Website owners who want a quick safety check
• Business teams managing shared sites
• Agencies reviewing client activity
• Freelancers tracking work after updates
• Store managers watching important admin activity

How To Open the Dashboard

Go to:

WordPress Dashboard → Logify

That opens the main Logify overview.

Activity Statistics Widget

Logify Pro also adds an Activity Log Pro - Statistics widget to the main WordPress Dashboard.

The widget gives you a visual summary of your site's activity without requiring you to open individual log entries.

The widget provides four different views:

• Daily Activity
• Activity by Event Type
• Action Type Distribution
• Peak Activity Times

You can select a chart type from the Chart Type dropdown.

Daily Activity

The Daily Activity chart shows how many events were recorded on each day.

It helps you quickly identify:

• Days with unusually high activity
• Days with little or no activity
• Your busiest day during the selected period

The widget also shows a summary such as total events, average daily activity, and the busiest day.

Activity by Event Type

The Activity by Event Type chart shows which types of events make up your site's activity.

For example, activity may be grouped into event types such as:

• Option
• User
• Post
• WordPress
• System
• Plugin

This makes it easier to understand where most of the activity on your site is coming from.

Action Type Distribution

The Action Type Distribution chart shows which actions occur most often.

Examples include:

• Updated
• Login
• Deleted
• Logout
• Created
• Cleanup

The summary below the chart highlights the most common actions and their percentage of the recorded activity.

Peak Activity Times

The Peak Activity Times view shows when activity is most concentrated during the week.

It displays activity by:

• Day of the week
• Hour of the day

Darker areas indicate periods with more activity.

The summary below the chart highlights the peak activity time and the busiest day of the week.

What Else Will You See?

Along with the statistics widget, the Logify dashboard provides an overview of important activity information.

• Total Activities

  This tells you how many actions were recorded.

  If the number is high, it may mean:

  • Your site is very active
  • Several users are working at the same time
  • A plugin or automated process is doing many actions

• Login Attempts

  This helps you understand whether users are logging in normally or whether there may be repeated failed attempts.

  A sudden increase can be a sign that someone is trying to access the site without permission.

  Active Users

  This shows which users are most active on the website.

  It is useful when multiple people manage the same site and you want to understand who is making changes.

• Activity Trends

  Charts and visual summaries help you see when activity rises or falls.

  This makes it easier to spot unusual changes at a glance.

• Common Actions

  You can see which kinds of actions happen most often, such as:

  • Logins
  • Post edits
  • Plugin changes
  • User updates

Why Should I Use It?

The dashboard saves time.

Instead of opening every log entry manually, you get a quick picture of site activity.

The Statistics widget makes this even easier by showing activity patterns visually.

That helps you answer:

• Is the site behaving normally?
• Did activity suddenly change?
• When was the site most active?
• What type of event happens most often?
• Which actions are being performed most frequently?

What Should I Do Next?

If the dashboard shows something unusual:

1. Open the activity log
2. Filter by the date or user
3. Review the related entries
4. Identify what caused the change