beziworld

BeziWorld Activity Log records what users do on your WordPress site: who logged in, who failed to log in, who changed a role, who edited their profile, who created or edited content, and more. The focus is user activity, and the goal is to make the capabilities competing plugins reserve for paid upgrades available for free.
Designed for performance. Events are stored in a dedicated, indexed custom table (never in wp_posts), written in batches to keep request overhead low, while security-relevant events are persisted immediately. Retention pruning keeps the table lean automatically.
Designed for trust. Each event is signed with a per-site HMAC and sealed into a hash-chained sequence of checkpoints, making after-the-fact tampering — including row insertion or deletion — detectable. Because an attacker with full server access could recompute local signatures, the latest checkpoint signature can be anchored off-host (emailed or sent to a webhook) so the integrity proof leaves the machine.
Designed for privacy. IP logging is optional and can be anonymised at capture time. The plugin never phones home and never loads code from external servers.
<h4>Highlights</h4>
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<li>Authentication and account activity: logins, logouts, failed logins (rate-limited to prevent log flooding), registration, role changes, profile and user-metadata changes, password resets, application passwords, user deletion.</li>
<li>Content activity: posts, pages and custom post types created, updated (with a field-level diff), status changes, trashing, restoring and permanent deletion; comments, media and taxonomy terms.</li>
<li>Clean, readable event viewer with severity badges, expandable detail rows, sorting, filtering and full-text search.</li>
<li>Granular configuration: enable or disable whole event groups or individual events.</li>
<li>Exclusion rules by IP/CIDR, user login, user ID, role and request path.</li>
<li>Plugin/theme and settings changes, navigation menus, and the GDPR personal-data request lifecycle.</li>
<li>Optional integrations: WooCommerce (orders, status changes, stock) and Yoast SEO (metadata and settings).</li>
<li>Real-time notifications — Slack, Discord, Telegram, email and generic webhook — by urgency or chosen event codes, delivered immediately or as an hourly digest. Free.</li>
<li>Optional login geolocation (via a provider you wire) with an automatic alert on a login from a new country.</li>
<li>Scheduled HTML summary reports emailed to the administrator (daily or weekly).</li>
<li>Statistics screen with daily-volume chart and category, user and event breakdowns.</li>
<li>Active session management: see who is logged in and terminate sessions. Free.</li>
<li>Tamper-evident integrity: per-row HMAC plus a hash-chained checkpoint sequence with optional off-host anchoring (email/webhook), verifiable with WP-CLI (<code>wp bzal verify-integrity</code>).</li>
<li>Real-time notifications also fire on a chosen set of event codes, regardless of urgency.</li>
<li>Configurable severity per event code, driving notifications and the security badge.</li>
<li>Optional anomaly detection: flags a rapid bulk-delete burst by one user and off-hours admin logins as high-severity alerts.</li>
<li>Admin-bar quick view: the latest events and a 24-hour security badge on every screen.</li>
<li>“Users online” view: who currently holds a session, with their most recent action, time and IP.</li>
<li>CSV and JSON export of the filtered log, with spreadsheet-formula-injection protection.</li>
<li>Read access via the REST API (offset and cursor pagination, plus an integrity-anchor endpoint) and optionally GraphQL, gated by capability.</li>
<li>Granular configuration: enable/disable whole event groups or individual events; exclusion rules by IP/CIDR, user, role and path.</li>
<li>Configurable retention with on-demand cleanup; UTC storage with display in your chosen timezone.</li>
<li>Fully translatable, with bundled Polish, German and Czech translations.</li>
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<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin works fully offline. It does not connect to any external service on its own. The following optional integrations are disabled by default and only ever contact a destination that you enter in the settings; each transmits a short summary of a logged event (such as the event description, the acting user’s login, the time, and — when IP logging is enabled — the IP address) at the moment the event occurs or, in digest mode, once per hour.
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<li>Slack — when you enter a Slack Incoming Webhook URL, matching events are POSTed to that webhook. See the Slack Terms of Service (https://slack.com/terms-of-service) and Privacy Policy (https://slack.com/trust/privacy/privacy-policy).</li>
<li>Discord — when you enter a Discord webhook URL, matching events are POSTed to that webhook. See the Discord Terms (https://discord.com/terms) and Privacy Policy (https://discord.com/privacy).</li>
<li>Telegram — when you enter a Telegram bot token and chat ID, matching events are sent through the Telegram Bot API at api.telegram.org. See the Telegram Terms (https://telegram.org/tos) and Privacy Policy (https://telegram.org/privacy).</li>
<li>Generic webhook — when you enter a custom webhook URL (for notifications or for off-host integrity anchoring), the corresponding payload is POSTed to that URL. The destination is yours; review its provider’s terms and privacy policy.</li>
<li>Login geolocation — disabled unless you both enable it and wire a provider through the <code>bzal_geolocate_country</code> filter. The plugin bundles no geolocation provider and makes no geolocation request by itself; any lookup is performed by the provider you supply, under that provider’s terms.</li>
</ul>
Summary reports and notification emails are delivered through your site’s own WordPress mail system to the recipients you configure; they are not sent to any third party by this plugin.

BeziWorld Activity Log

Advanced, fast and secure user-activity log with a tamper-evident audit trail. Every feature free — no paid tiers.

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Activity Track – User Activity Log – Track every user action in WordPress with a real-time User Activity Log. Get instant alerts, AI insights, and full audit trails to keep your site secure.
It combines real-time activity tracking, AI-driven analysis, and customizable notifications to help you quickly investigate issues, monitor security, and understand what users do on your site.
<h4>What This Plugin Logs (at a glance)</h4>
<ul>
<li>User logins & logouts (success and failed attempts)</li>
<li>Post/page changes (create, update, delete, status changes)</li>
<li>Plugin & theme actions (activate, deactivate, install, update)</li>
<li>User & role changes (add, remove, capability/role updates)</li>
<li>Media & downloads (uploads, deletions)</li>
<li>Settings changes (options updated)</li>
<li>WooCommerce orders (new orders, status changes, refunds, trashed and deleted orders)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Who It’s For</h4>
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<li>**Agencies managing multiple client sites</li>
<li>**Security teams monitoring user actions</li>
<li>**Content teams needing transparency and accountability</li>
<li>**Site owners who want visibility into their site’s health</li>
</ul>
<h4>Why Choose This Activity Log Plugin</h4>
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<li>Accurate audit trail: designed for admins who need trustworthy logs.</li>
<li>Fast & lightweight: minimal overhead; indexed tables keep queries quick.</li>
<li>Actionable alerts: email/Slack rules so you know about critical events instantly.</li>
<li>Privacy controls: IP anonymization and hashing options (Pro) for GDPR/CCPA.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Core Features (Free)</h4>
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🔍 Real-Time Activity Logging 
Capture every key event (logins, content edits, downloads, failed attempts, etc.) as it happens.
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🔔 Custom Notifications 
Trigger alerts based on user roles, specific actions, IP ranges or threshold events via email or Slack.
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📊 Reports & Statistics 
View detailed dashboards and exportable reports on activity trends, top users, and security events.
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🔒 Multisite Compatible 
Single-site or network-wide deployment—centralized control for multisite installs.
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📥 CSV & PDF Exports 
Download detailed activity reports for compliance, audit or sharing.
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</ul>
<h3>GET SUPPORT AND PRO FEATURES</h3>
Get professional support and more features with <a href="https://activitytrack.ai" rel="nofollow ugc">Activity Track PRO</a>
<h3>Pro Features (Optional Upgrade)</h3>
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🤖 AI-Driven Summaries 
Get natural-language overviews of activity trends, anomalies and key insights without lifting a finger.
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🌐 VPN & Proxy Detection 
Automatically flag or exclude traffic coming from known VPNs, proxies or TOR nodes.
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🔒 IP Anonymization & Hashing 
Meet GDPR/CCPA requirements by masking or hashing visitor IP addresses.
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🗂️ Grouped Activity Logs 
Consolidate repeated events into single entries with frequency counts for cleaner analysis.
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⏱ Advanced Time Filters 
See data for the last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or any custom interval.
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🚨 Unlimited Notification Rules 
Create as many email notifications as you need—no caps.
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🛠 Priority Email Support 
Get fast, expert help whenever you need it.
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<h3>Source Code & Human-Readable Files</h3>
We include both the original (human-readable) and the minified assets in this ZIP so you can review or fork them directly.
— JavaScript sources (in <code>assets/admin/js/</code>): 
 • <code>flowbite.js</code> 
 – original Flowbite source (upstream: https://github.com/themesberg/flowbite) 
 • <code>flowbite.min.js</code> 
 – minified Flowbite 
 • <code>atk.notifications.js</code> 
 – our plugin’s notifications logic (un-minified) 
 • <code>atk.settings.js</code> 
 – our plugin’s settings page logic (un-minified)
— CSS sources (in <code>assets/admin/css/</code>): 
 • <code>tailwind-admin.css</code> 
 – compiled Tailwind CSS for admin pages (un-minified) 
 • <code>atk.custom.css</code> 
 – plugin custom overrides (un-minified) 
 • <code>atk.notifications.css</code> 
 – notification panel styles (un-minified) 
 • <code>atk.settings.css</code> 
 – settings page styles (un-minified)
— Production assets enqueued by the plugin: 
 • all <code>.min.js</code> files from <code>assets/admin/js/</code> 
 • all <code>.css</code> files from <code>assets/admin/css/</code>
<h3>Updating Flowbite</h3>
When you want to bump to the latest Flowbite:
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Install or update Flowbite 
From your plugin root, run: 
npm install flowbite
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Copy the JS files 
Overwrite the ones in your plugin: 
cp node_modules/flowbite/dist/flowbite.js assets/admin/js/flowbite.js 
cp node_modules/flowbite/dist/flowbite.min.js assets/admin/js/flowbite.min.js
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Verify & Commit
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<li><code>flowbite.js</code> is the human-readable source. </li>
<li><code>flowbite.min.js</code> is the minified, production file. 
Load your plugin in WP Admin and confirm all interactions still work.</li>
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<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is released under the <a href="https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html" rel="nofollow ugc">GPLv2 (or later)</a>. Free to use, modify, and redistribute.

Activity Track – User Activity Log


As someone who’s managed WordPress sites for years, I’ve tried a lot of activity log plugins but was never fully satisfied. Most were either too basic or cluttered with things I didn’t need.



With Activity Track – User Activity Log, I finally have a tool that gives me exactly what I was missing:




Clear logs with helpful AI explanations so I can understand what’s happening instantly.



Simple, useful notifications that keep me updated without overwhelming me.



Full control over what gets logged, so my dashboard stays clean and relevant.




This project grew out of real frustrations and the need for better insight into my sites. I’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions so I can keep improving it for everyone.


A Simple but Powerful User Activity Log

User activity log for WordPress — track logins, edits, and admin actions with real-time alerts, audit trail, and AI-powered summaries.

BeziWorld Activity Log vs Activity Track – User Activity Log