The Activity Log in Pabbly Hook allows users to monitor and track all actions performed within their account. This ensures transparency, accountability, and security for all changes made, whether by users or API requests.Points to Remember
- Detailed Activity Logs: View logs with exact timestamps, actor details, and actions performed.
- Monitor Key Activities: Logs track actions like adding connections, transformations, team members, regenerating API keys, and more.
- Security & Compliance: Helps in security audits, troubleshooting, and aligning with organizational policies.
- Filters & Search: Use filters to view specific activity types, sections, or actors for better troubleshooting and reviews.
- User & API Tracking: Logs differentiate between user actions and API-initiated events.
- Data Retention: All recorded activities are available for up to 90 days.
Activity Types & Log Structure
Each activity log entry includes the following details:| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Action/Date | Displays the type of action (Created, Updated, Deleted) along with the timestamp. |
| Actor | The user or API that performed the action, including the associated email address. |
| Section/Source | Indicates where the action was performed (e.g., Dashboard, API, Team Members). |
| Activity Data | Provides specific details of the action, including request payloads when applicable. |
Types of Actions Logged
1. Created
✔ Tracks when a new connection, transformation, team member, or API key is created.2. Updated
✔ Logs changes made to existing settings, connections, or team members.3. Deleted
✔ Records when an item is removed, whether it's a connection, transformation, or team member.How to Use the Activity Log?
1. Searching for a Specific Activity
- Use the search bar to find activities based on actor email.
2. Filtering Logs
- Click on Filters to refine logs based on action type (Created, Updated, Deleted) or specific sections.
3. Viewing Activity Data
- Click on the Activity Data link to view detailed JSON data related to an action.
- This helps in debugging API calls and verifying request payloads.
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