User activity logs record authentication actions performed by end users within your application, including login, registration, password reset, etc. By viewing these logs, you can trace user operations, troubleshoot issues, and analyze security events.
Path: Console → Enter a specific application → Left navigation「Configuration」→ 「Audit Logs」→ Select “User Activity Logs” tab
1. List Field Descriptions
The log list is displayed in a table, sorted by time in descending order by default. 10 entries per page, with pagination support.
| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| User | User's email address | user@example.com |
| Event Type | Operation type: Login, Registration, Password Reset | Password login |
| IP | Client IP address of the request | 103.136.33.36 |
| Country | Country corresponding to the IP (based on IP geolocation database) | Singapore |
| Time | Precise time of the event, format YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss, automatically converted to browser timezone |
2026-04-03 19:42:52 |
| Result | Success / Failure (green for success, red for failure) | Success |
| Failure Reason | When result is failure, displays the specific reason (e.g., “Incorrect password or email not registered”) | Incorrect password |
2. Search & Filter
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Search box (top left of the list): Supports exact search by user email. Enter the full email and click search to filter results.
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Time filter (top right of the list): Default shows the last 24 hours. Supports custom start and end dates (accurate to day). The list automatically refreshes after selecting a time range.
3. View Log Details
Click the expand button on the left side of any log row (or click the row area) to expand a details panel below, displaying more information:
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Browser: e.g.,
Chrome-146.0.0.0 -
Device OS: e.g.,
Windows 10/11ormacOS 10.15.7 -
Province: Province corresponding to the IP (e.g.,
Singapore) -
City: City corresponding to the IP (e.g.,
Singapore)

Due to limitations in IP geolocation database accuracy, some requests may not resolve province and city; in such cases, the field will be empty.
4. Event Type Definitions
| Event Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Login | User logs in (success/failure) via password, verification code, Google, etc. |
| Registration | User completes account registration |
| Password Reset | User initiates a password reset request (sends verification code) |