Understanding the Activity Log
How Landager's Activity Logging system records create, update, and delete actions across your portfolio for troubleshooting and tracking.
Every meaningful action taken in your Landager account is automatically logged. This creates a helpful history of recent actions.
What Gets Logged
The system records Create, Update, and Delete operations across all major entities:
What Each Log Entry Contains
- Action Type: Created, Updated, or Deleted.
- Entity Type: Which database table was affected (e.g., "Payment", "Lease").
- Entity Description: A human-readable identifier (e.g., "Payment for Sarah Smith - Unit 4B").
- Timestamp: Exact date and time of the action.
The Dashboard Feed
The Recent Activity Feed on your dashboard shows the 10 most recent activity items. Logs are kept for a limited time and are not a tamper-proof audit trail. There is no standalone activity log page.
Use Cases
1. Tracking Recent Changes
Quickly see the last 10 actions you performed to pick up where you left off.
2. Support Troubleshooting
When you contact Landager support about a data discrepancy, the recent activity logs can help trace what sequence of actions caused the issue.
3. Verifying Automation
Check the recent activity feed to confirm when automatic actions, like lease activations, occurred.
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Related Reading
The Main Dashboard Overview
A comprehensive guide to the Landager dashboard. Learn how to read your high-level analytics, occupancy metrics, and total portfolio value at a single glance.
The Recent Activity Feed
How to use the Recent Activity Feed on the dashboard to track operational history and monitor recent changes to your portfolio.