itonomy / module-admin-activity
A continuation of The Admin Activity extension by KiwiCommerce. This extension makes it easy to track all admin activity and revert the modification.
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Type:magento2-module
pkg:composer/itonomy/module-admin-activity
Requires
- magento/framework: >=100.0.0
 - magento/module-backend: >=100.0.0
 
README
- Easily track every admin activity like add, edit, delete, print, view, mass update etc.
 - Failed attempts of admin login are recorded as well. You get access to the user’s login information and IP address.
 - Track page visit history of admin.
 - Track fields that have been changed from the backend.
 - Allow administrators to revert the modification.
 
Installation
- Composer Installation
- Navigate to your Magento root folder
cd path_to_the_magento_root_directory - Then run the following command
composer require itonomy/module-admin-activity - Make sure that composer finished the installation without errors.
 
 - Navigate to your Magento root folder
 
- After installing the extension, run the following command
 
php bin/magento setup:upgrade
php bin/magento setup:di:compile
php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy
php bin/magento cache:flush
- Log out from the backend and log in again.
 
Where will it appear in the Admin Panel
Admin Activity Log
Go to System > Admin Activity > Admin Activity. Here you can See the list of admin activity logs and page visit history.
- Page Visit History
 
By clicking View in each admin activity log, you can see the slider with admin activity log details.
Login Activity
Go to System > Admin Activity > Login Activity. Here you can See the list of login activity logs.
Configuration
You need to follow this path. System > Admin Activity > Configuration
- General configuration
 
- Allow Module Section
 
Need Additional Features?
Feel free to get make a feature request issue on GitHub
Contribution
- Creating bug reports, issues or feature requests on Github
 - Submitting pull requests for improvements.