We're looking for Beta users for @scanfullyapp's new WooCommerce Monitoring! If you run a WooCommerce store for your clients, or for yourself, we'd love to have you testing us and your feedback! Learn more about what our WooCommerce Monitoring does: docs.scanfully.com/woocommer…

What is the best way to track what users do on your WordPress site? For me, an activity log should show who did what and when, with enough detail to investigate a change. When several people manage a site, that history helps you review everyday work and understand unexpected changes. We've rebuilt Scanfully's activity log with much more detail about WordPress user activity. You can track users being created, deleted, or given a different role. For users with elevated permissions, we also record successful logins, password changes, email changes, and application-password activity. That includes application passwords being created, revoked, or used for the first time. Login events include the IP address and browser. This sits alongside content edits, plugin updates, and changes to key settings. Search and the Who filter help you find changes made by a particular person. And because the activity log sits alongside uptime and performance monitoring in scanfully.com, you can review changes around a problem. A role change you weren't expecting, a plugin update, or an edited page gives you something concrete to investigate. If you use Scanfully, open a site's Activity screen and filter by the person whose work you want to review.

1/12 With 60K+ plugins available, WordPress pretty much allows you to add any functionality you like. Versatile, but not smart to do just anything in WordPress. Here's 2 things you should never (want) to do in WordPress. 🧶