mage-os / module-admin-activity-log
The Admin Activity extension makes it easy to track all admin activity and revert changes.
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Type:magento2-module
pkg:composer/mage-os/module-admin-activity-log
Requires
- magento/framework: >=100.0.0
- magento/module-backend: >=100.0.0
- magento/module-store: >=100.0.0
- magento/module-ui: >=100.0.0
- magento/module-user: >=100.0.0
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Last update: 2025-11-02 21:44:22 UTC
README
A comprehensive admin activity logging extension for Mage-OS and Magento 2 that provides complete audit trails for administrative actions, login attempts, and page visits.
Huge thanks to KiwiCommerce for publishing this extension, and for their support and contributions. This extension is a fork of the original Magento Admin Activity Log by KiwiCommerce.
✨ Key Features
- Admin Action Logging: Track all admin activities including add, edit, delete, print, view, and mass update operations
- Login Monitoring: Record successful and failed login attempts with detailed information
- Field-Level Changes: Track specific field modifications with before/after values
- IP Address Logging: Capture IP addresses and user agent information for security analysis
📋 Requirements
| Component | Version |
|---|---|
| Magento Open Source | 2.4.x |
| Mage-OS | 1.0+ |
| PHP | 8.1+ |
🚀 Installation
composer require mage-os/module-admin-activity-log php bin/magento setup:upgrade
⚙️ Configuration
Basic Configuration
Navigate to Stores → Configuration → Advanced → Admin → Admin Activity
General Settings
- Enable Admin Audit Logs: Enable/disable the extension
- Record Login Activity: Track login and logout activities
- Record Page Visits: Monitor admin page navigation
- Clear Admin Activity Logs After: Set how many days to keep logs (default: 90 days)
📖 Usage Guide
Viewing Activity Logs
Navigate to System → Admin Activity → Admin Activity Logs
Click View on any log entry to see detailed info.
Login Activity Monitoring
Go to System → Admin Activity → Admin Login Logs