AAM Plugin

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Noti – Activity Notification (aka Noti) plugin is your single-stop shop for all you need to track any WordPress website activities. And it is completely free.
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A FEW QUICK FACTS
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<li>Noti is completely free of any charges. All the code that runs on your server(s) will always be free. There are no hidden fees, PRO versions, paid add-ons, extensions, etc.</li>
<li>Noti does not capture or send externally any information about your website or how the plugin is used.</li>
<li>Noti does not include advertisements of any kind (no banners, cross-sales pitches, or affiliate links).</li>
<li>Noti functionality is based on the WordPress core concept of actions and filters. So, inherently, it integrates with ALL WordPress plugins, themes, and WordPress core itself.</li>
<li>You can create an infinite number of event types to track or use any existing event types from <a href="https://github.com/vasyltech/noti-event-types" rel="nofollow ugc">the public Github repository</a> that is continuously growing.</li>
<li>It works well on both single and multi-site WordPress websites.</li>
<li>Noti comes with a powerful and flexible conditions library so you can define under which condition(s) to track desired activities.</li>
<li>The initial plugin’s version already includes three different ways to send alerts (via WordPress embedded email function, webhooks and dump logs into a file). More free notification types will be available as the plugin evolves.</li>
<li>Noti is optimized for large-scale websites and comes with the ability to aggregate similar events over a defined period of time. This potentially can reduce DB storage usage by 50% or more.</li>
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NEED A NEW FEATURE? JUST ASK!
Noti is a brand new plugin, so naturally many useful, user-friendly and polished features may be missing. My initial intention was on preparing a solid and healthy foundation. From here it can grow and grow fast.
Pick any new feature or enhancement that you like/need and I will gladly add it in future releases. It literally can be any free or paid feature that is available in other “user monitoring and alerting” plugins and if it requires only my time, I will prioritize it. That is why please <a href="https://mailchi.mp/3a13b922c0bd/getnoti" rel="nofollow ugc">subscribe to the regular email notifications</a> where I will be disclosing new feature releases and announcements.
My only ask for you is to help spread awareness about Noti. More active installations – faster new features will be added.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Noti is based on the WordPress core concept of hooks (actions and filters). When a hook is triggered, it typically carries enough information about the event. That is why 9 out of 10 times it is just a matter of “listening” for certain hooks and storing carried information in DB. Of course, sometimes, you have to take into account certain conditions, enrich information by calling some other function, or even combine data from multiple hooks. The good thing is that Noti allows you to do all this without writing a single line of code.
To be able to “listen” for any hook, you create a new event type and specify with just a few lines of JSON-based configurations the hook you want to listen to, information that you want to capture, and, if needed, conditions under which event should be captured. Configurations may look intimidating at first, so please do not hesitate to reach out to me and I will guide you through the process and help you to define the desired event type.
When the defined event type becomes active, Noti will listen and persist every occurrence of that event in the dedicated database tables in the most efficient manner.
As a bonus feature, you have the ability to subscribe to any specific event type and receive email notifications, configure to send these events to external API (webhooks), or log these events in a separate file. As the plugin evolves and grows in popularity, I’ll be adding more free types of notifications like SendGrid, Mailchimp, Push Notifications, Slack, etc.
WHY IS IT FREE? WHERE IS A CATCH?
Seriously. No catch. No hidden agenda. I wanted to build this product for years and finally, while experiencing quite a bumpy time in my personal life, I found a remedy in building Noti.
I’m a financially independent principal engineer leading a handful of strategic digital products for the biggest digital media company in the Western hemisphere. On another hand, I also maintain one of the most popular user access management plugins, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-access-manager/" rel="ugc">Advanced Access Manager</a> which generates great passive income for me. In short, money is not a priority anymore, so it was time for me to start giving something back.
HOW DOES SUPPORT WORK?
From the extensive experience of managing other digital products (including a few WordPress plugins), I recognize that support does not scale well with just one person in charge. However, I will do my best to answer any questions you may have on the official WordPress forum or on <a href="https://github.com/vasyltech/noti-activity-notification" rel="nofollow ugc">Github</a>.
Also, you are welcome to contribute to the product with your code, transactions, new event types or help me answer any questions that other folks may have. I’m hoping that over time we will build a strong community around this product and evolve it beyond imagination.
Please also <a href="https://mailchi.mp/3a13b922c0bd/getnoti" rel="nofollow ugc">subscribe to the regular email notifications</a> where I will be disclosing new feature releases and announcements.

Noti – Activity Notification

Totally free, infinitely configurable, and powerful website activity monitoring and alerting plugin for WordPress projects of any scale.

Robiul Islam

Last Login Display adds a new column to the “Users” page in the WordPress admin dashboard, which displays the last login date and time of each user.
Features: 
– Tracks and displays the last login time of users. 
– Adds a sortable column to the user list for easy organization. 
– Helps admins monitor user activity.
<h3>Why Use Last Login Display?</h3>
Last Login Display is the ultimate solution for tracking and managing user activity on your WordPress website. This plugin integrates seamlessly into the WordPress admin dashboard, offering valuable insights about user behavior. Here’s why it’s a must-have:
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<li>Track User Activity: Easily monitor when users last logged into your site, helping you stay informed about active and inactive accounts.</li>
<li>Customizable Date and Time Format: The plugin displays the last login time in the format defined in your WordPress settings, ensuring consistency with your site’s preferences.</li>
<li>Admin Dashboard Integration: The “Last Login” column is added to the users’ table in the admin dashboard, making it convenient to view login data at a glance.</li>
<li>Sortable Last Login Column: The “Last Login” column is fully sortable, allowing admins to quickly organize users by their most or least recent login activity.</li>
<li>Improve User Engagement and Security: Identify dormant accounts or potential unauthorized access by analyzing login patterns, helping you enhance security and engagement.</li>
<li>Lightweight and Efficient: Designed with performance in mind, this plugin adds essential functionality without slowing down your site.</li>
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<h4>How it Works</h4>
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<li>The plugin automatically tracks users’ login times when they log in.</li>
<li>The “Last Login” column will appear in the Users > All Users section of the admin dashboard.</li>
<li>You can sort users by their last login time using the new column.</li>
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<h4>Usage</h4>
Once the plugin is activated: 
– Navigate to Users > All Users. 
– The Last Login column will display the last login date and time of each user. 
– Users who have never logged in will show “Never” in the column.
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later. See the <a href="https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html" rel="nofollow ugc">LICENSE</a> file for more information.

Last Login Display

Awesome Plugin

Show the last login date and time of users in the admin dashboard.

Noti – Activity Notification vs Last Login Display