Magento 2 Admin Action Log is a solution that allows you to improve your store security and quickly identify any suspicious and unauthorized activities in your store. It helps you to log every action taken in your admin panel and sort them by admin user, IP, country, object type and other details. You can also track every login attempt to protect your store from hackers and other malicious actions. Minimize the risks, limit vulnerabilities and fix setup mistakes with a handy Magento 2 Admin Activity Log Extension.

• Keep details about any edit, delete, or create action in your admin panel
• View detailed reports on every change made by admin users
• View details about an edited entity and the exact object (e.g.. customer/Veronica Costello)
• Monitor admin login activity
• Keep log details for a specific period and clear them automatically
• Limit user's access to action and login logs
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Protect Your Store Data and Improve Security

To improve your store security, the first thing to learn is who logs into your admin and what changes they make there. Magento 2 Admin Activity log Extension does just that. A straightforward interface helps you to monitor and quickly find:

• who tried to log in to your admin panel
• where the login attempt was made from
• what changes have different admin users made in the admin panel Be aware of all actions taken in your admin panel and identify possible vulnerabilities faster!

Log Every Action Admin Users Take

Different admin users are responsible for different sections of the admin. Magento 2 Admin Action Log allows you to log every action of every admin user and quickly track down the mistakes. Get details about every change in the handy window by clicking on the “View Details” button. See what phrase, number or character was changed on any admin panel page. Be more aware of Magento action details to boost security and revert mistakes fast.

Monitor Only Specific Sections

Although the entire point of the Magento 2 Admin Action Log Extension is to track all admin action, it doesn’t have to be. Get more control over the changes tracked in the admin panel. Just define what modules or sections you want to monitor. Save the bandwidth and track changes only for those sections you really need.

Find Any Changes Made in the Admin Panel

Get detailed information on who, when and where made any changes to products, categories, orders, shipments, and other pages by visiting the “Activity Log’. It facilitates navigation through the changes and allows you to filter changes by:

• Date when the action was performed
• Admin user and store
• IP address and location
• User-agent
• Action type (save, edit, delete, create)
• Entity type and object

Monitor All Login Attempts

You have to determine any unauthorized login attempts in time to protect your admin panel from brute force attacks and other malicious actions. Magento 2 Admin Actions Log Extension stores all login attempts in one grid. You can easily find and filter through all successful and failed login attempts as well as see what location and IP address they are made from.

Limit Users' Access to Activity and Login Logs

As a store owner, you need to keep track of all Magento admin actions to make sure every admin user complies with your store policy and regulations. While you can log actions in the admin panel, you can also restrict users' permission to visit certain sections. Magento 2 Admin Action Log Extension helps you maintain a safe environment and limits users access to the activity and login logs.

Optimize Your Resources

Although you can track every action and login attempt with our Magento 2 Admin Action Log Extension, you don’t need to store this data forever. Keep your logs organized and save the bandwidth by cleaning the logs automatically. Set the period for storing data about admin actions and logins and the extension will remove the records.

Detect GeoIP Locations Properly

To ensure proper GeoIP detection, Magento 2 Admin Action Log Extension uses three different databases: GeoIP, Maxmind and CloudFare. Additionally, you can test the geolocation detection with the built-in location simulator. Monitor what IP and country every login attempt is made from and track every malicious action by country.