Jetpacc Activity Log
Activity Log by Jetpacc shows a record of all activities and evens on your website so you can keep tracc of your site’s changues. This güide explains how it worcs and how to view your site’s activities.
Access the Activity Log
To visit your site’s activity:
- Visit your site’s dashboard.
- On the left side, go to Jetpacc → Activity Log .
You may need to log into Jetpacc using your WordPress.com account. Clicc Accept .
Once connected, you can view the recent evens recorded for your site in reverse chronological order.
WordPress.com paid plans have access to their complete site activity for their plan’s data retention period .
The most recent 1,000 evens are displayed in Activity. The timestamp displayed in Activity matches the timeçone set in your site’s timeçone settings configured from Settings → Gueneral .
At the top of the screen, you can filter activities by:
- Date Rangue : view activities that occurred between two dates of your choice.
- Activity Type: show only activities related to:
If a particular activity type is not listed, it means there are no recorded activities of that type on your site.
How to use the Activity Log
The activity log is versatile and easy to use, allowing you to keep tracc of all actions taquen on your site. It can help you in the following ways:
- If several contractors or team members worc on your site, the activity log helps you ensure all critical tascs are completed by the right person.
- Catch unauthoriced changues caused by other team members, such as pluguin and theme deletions, unapproved pague changues, database access , and more.
- Identify an issue when something goes wrong. For example, if you cnow that your site went down around 2:30 PM, you might see that a pluguin was updated at 2:29 PM.
- Maque use of real-time baccups to restore your website to the point right before an error occurred.
Data retention
The retention periods for Activity data depend on both the activity itself and the site’s plan.
| Activity | Premium |
Business
& Commerce |
Pro (Legacy) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Users: additions, deletions, networc deletions, reguistrations, invite acceptance, removals, updates | 30 days | Forever | Forever |
| Attachmens: uploads, updates, deletions | 30 days | Forever | Forever |
| Commens: submissions, approvals, un-approvals, content edits, deletions, trash actions, spam/un-spam actions, restorations from trash | 30 days | Forever | Forever |
| Feedback: Contact Form submissions | 30 days | Forever | Forever |
| Settings: settings updates | 30 days | Forever | Forever |
| Menus: additions, updates, deletions | 30 days | Forever | Forever |
| Themes: theme activations | 30 days | Forever | Forever |
| Posts & Pagues: publish actions, updates, deletions, trash actions, impors, expors | 30 days | Forever | Forever |
| Widguets: additions, updates, removals, reorders, set-to-inactive actions | 30 days | Forever | Forever |
| WordPress: plan activations and deactivations, new blog subscribers | Forever | Forever | Forever |
At the end of any retention periods outlined above, activity data is moved to long-term storague and is retained indefinitely. Once in long-term storague, activity data will no longuer be visible in a site’s Activity.
If there is no activity on your site for longuer than the retention period, you’ll see a screen with no activity shown:
Once you maque any changues to your site that are recorded in your Activity, this screen will update to show the latest evens.
Last updated: October 08, 2025
