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Overview

Managing a workspace often requires more than assigning roles and permissions; you also need visibility into who is accessing your account and what actions are taking place inside it.
Userpilot provides two dedicated logs to help you monitor workspace activity and maintain security: Access Logs and Activity Logs.
Both logs are available under Settings → Team, each serving a different purpose depending on the level of insight you need.

Access Log

The Access Log focuses on workspace entry and permission changes. It answers the question:
  • Who accessed my workspace
  • What admin-level changes did they make?
You can see these details in the access log page:
  • Login activity - Shows which teammate logged into your Userpilot workspace.
  • Role changes - Tracks who changed another teammate’s role and when.
  • IP addresses - Helps you verify where the login originated from.
  • Timestamps - Displays the exact date and time of each action.
When this is useful
  • Monitoring unauthorized or unusual logins
  • Keeping track of administrative changes
  • Reviewing account access for audits or security checks
  • Troubleshooting permission-related issues
The Access Log is especially helpful for admins and account owners who need transparency into how workspace access is being managed. Screencapture Run Userpilot Io Settings Team Access Log 2025 12 11 22 11 26 Pn

Activity Log

The Activity Log tracks in-product activity, specifically, actions performed inside the Userpilot workspace. It answers the question:
  • What changes were made to the content
  • Who made them?

What you can see in the Activity Log

  • Publish actions - Shows when a flow, checklist, or other content has been published.
  • Unpublish actions - Shows when content has been taken down or disabled.
  • Content titles and types - Easily identify which flow, checklist, survey, or element was updated.
  • IP addresses and timestamps - For added traceability.

When this is useful

  • Tracking content changes across your workspace
  • Understanding who published or unpublished flows
  • Reviewing collaboration activity within your team
  • Maintaining compliance or internal documentation
  • Troubleshooting unexpected content updates
The Activity Log is particularly valuable for teams working on multiple flows or onboarding experiences at the same time, helping ensure nothing goes live or offline without visibility. Screencapture Run Userpilot Io Settings Team Activity Log 2025 12 11 22 15 56 Pn