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Activity Overview

The Activity area logs the actions of you and your team within each Client.

Written by John Sexon

Activity Area

The Activity area lists the actions you or your team performed for each Client account. These actions can include logging in, creating a report, adding keywords, creating users, and more.

  • See a log of every action taken on a Client account

  • Check who made a specific change and when

  • Filter the log by date range or by Client


Access the Activity Area

You can open the Activity area from the Inbox in the right-hand panel.

Step 1: Click the Inbox icon in the upper right corner.


Step 2: Click the Elipses at the top and choose Activity.


What's on the Activity Screen

When the Activity page loads, you will see rows of data that pertain to actions performed within your account. These rows will contain the following:

  • Date - The full date and time of the action.

  • Action - The activity performed.

  • Category - The category of the activity.

  • User - The name of the user responsible for the activity.

By default, the list is sorted by most recent activity (date).


Filter the Activity Data

You can filter the Activity log by date range or by Client to find exactly the actions you're looking for.

Filter by Date Range

By default, the Activity area shows the current reporting period you last picked when you opened a Client account. To filter the logs for a specific reporting period, click the date range in the upper right corner and select a new time frame.

Filter by Client

You can also filter the Activity log to show actions for a single Client account.

Step 1: Click the Add Filter button in the upper left corner.

Step 2: Click the Client dropdown to see a list of your Clients.

Step 3: Select a Client from the list to filter the log to show actions for that Client only.


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