Account activity
Pliic keeps a history of your account’s access and sessions, available on every plan. It’s a simple way to check that it was really you who logged in, from where, and on which device.
How to access it
Section titled “How to access it”Go to Settings > Activity.
What shows up in the list
Section titled “What shows up in the list”Each row shows an event related to your account, most recent first:
| Event | What it means |
|---|---|
| Login successful | You signed in successfully |
| Login attempt failed | Someone tried to sign in with the wrong password |
| Logout | You signed out |
| Session created | A new device or browser started a session |
| Session ended | A session ended via logout |
| Session revoked | You manually ended a specific session |
| Other sessions revoked | You ended all your other sessions at once |
| Session ID renewed | The session was automatically renewed after a password change |
Details for each entry
Section titled “Details for each entry”Besides the event and the time, each row shows:
- IP — the address the access came from
- Device — browser and operating system (e.g. Chrome on Windows, Safari on iOS)
- Location — the approximate country, when it can be identified from the IP. When it can’t, it shows as “Unknown”
Suspicious login email alert
Section titled “Suspicious login email alert”If Pliic detects a login from an unusual location or device, you get a warning email. The message tells you the reason:
- Different location than usual
- Different device than usual
- Both a different location and device at the same time
The email also shows the device used, the IP, and the time. If it wasn’t you, the alert itself recommends changing your password and reviewing your active sessions right away.
How long the history is kept
Section titled “How long the history is kept”Activity records are available for 365 days and then removed automatically. See more in Privacy & data retention.
This is different from the team audit log
Section titled “This is different from the team audit log”Account activity only shows access and sessions for your personal account. Actions performed inside a team, like creating an app or changing a suggestion’s status, are logged in that team’s own audit log, available on the paid plans. See Team audit log.