Activity Log For MainWP

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: This extension is being merged in WP Activity Log. Please read the announcement for more details.

MainWP is an invaluable tool for those who manage WordPress multisite networks.

Add the Activity Logs for MainWP extension to also keep a log of all the user activity and other changes that happen both on the MainWP dashboard, collate child site activity logs, and:

• Gain a detailed overview of what is happening on the MainWP network & child sites
• Know exactly what customers are doing on each child site
• Configure the child sites’ activity log plugin settings from the MainWP dashboard

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Keep a comprehensive log of what happens on your MainWP network & child sites

Ensure all of your bases are covered with the Activity Log for MainWP extension!

• Keep a log of all child site changes done via the MainWP dashboard
• Keep a log of changes in the MainWP dashboard and extensions
• See all activity logs from one central location – the MainWP dashboard
• Know what your clients change on their business site without logging in to each site
• Add search and filters to the activity log*
• Search in the child sites’ activity log from the MainWP dashboard*
• Generate any type of user, site, and MainWP activity report
• Generate any type of report from the child sites’ activity log*
• Configure daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports that are sent automatically to you via email

Note: * this feature requires WP Activity Log Premium on the child site.

No more blame games & guesswork!

By keeping an activity log of everything that happens on your clients’ sites and the MainWP dashboard, you:

• Ease troubleshooting – no more guesswork
• Better manage, secure, & monitor your client sites
• Identify suspicious behaviour before it becomes a security issue
• Stop all blame games with proof of what happened
• Keep a record of all your work to justify your fees

Learn about all the benefits of having a WordPress activity log.

Free Support

Support for this MainWP extension plugin is available via the WordPress forums and also via email for free.

The Activity Log for MainWP keeps a log of:

Activity Logs on Child Sites

The extension uses WP Activity Log to keep a log of changes on child sites. Refer to the list of WordPress activity log events IDs for a complete list.

Activity Logs on MainWP Dashboard

The extension also keeps a log of changes users make on the MainWP dashboard, including:

• Adding, editing, or removing child sites
• Logging in or out of the MainWP dashboard
• Installing, activating, deactivating, uninstalling extensions
• Adding or removing extensions to/from the MainWP menu
• Changes in the MainWP extension Advanced Uptime Monitor.

Refer to the list of MainWP extension event log events for a complete list of changes it can keep a log of.

Get Started Within Minutes!

Follow the Activity Logs for MainWP getting started guide for an easy to follow step by step procedure of how you can start keeping an activity log of all child site changes and view them from the MainWP dashboard.

Related Links and Documentation

• List of WordPress Activity Log events
• Activity Log for MainWP Extension Page
• WP Activity Log plugin website

Install the Activity Log for MainWP extension from within the MainWP dashboard

1. Login to your MainWP dashboard
2. Navigate to WP > Plugins
3. Search for ‘Activity Log for MainWP’
4. Install and activate the plugin
5. Follow the wizard to add the activity logs of the child sites

Install the Activity Log for MainWP extension manually

1. Download the plugin
2. Login to your MainWP dashboard
3. Navigate to WP > Plugins
4. Click Add New and then Upload Plugin
5. Browse to the downloaded plugin file, select it, and click Install Now
6. Click Activate Plugin once prompted.
7. Follow the wizard to add the activity logs of the child sites