People and time
See the whole week, not five apps' worth of fragments
Every person's week on one timeline: meetings, mail, documents and delivery work, with nothing to fill in.
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Timesheets that fill themselves
A draft timesheet by client and day, built from the work people already did.
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See where the team's time actually goes
How the week splits between meetings, mail, documents and delivery, per person and across the team.
Read the use case →Delivery and change
Every change, who approved it, and when it shipped
Follow each change from pull request to production, and see the ones that skipped review.
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Know which knowledge is used, and which is going stale
What gets read, what gets edited, who keeps it current, and the pages people rely on that nobody updates.
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Give your own application an audit trail
Post your app's events and get a searchable audit trail of sign-ins, changes and exports, tied to the same people and customers.
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Design work, per client and per deliverable
ActivityLog follows design reviews and versions from Figma and creative-seat changes from Adobe, tied to clients and to the delivery that followed.
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A briefing on any client or project, ready when you need it
ActivityLog gathers everything that happened for one client or project: who worked on it, the hours, the meetings, what shipped, the documents and what is still open.
Read the use case →Security and compliance
See what leaves the company, and where sensitive data turns up
Anonymous links, external sharing, and secrets or personal data pasted into AI tools, tied to the person and the client.
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Security events with the context to act on them
ActivityLog puts endpoint alerts, device compliance, risky sign-ins and server alerts on one timeline, next to the changes and people behind them.
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Training that tracks itself
ActivityLog follows enrolments, completions and phishing tests from your learning tools, so you see who is done, who is overdue and who needs help.
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Physical access next to digital activity
ActivityLog combines door and visitor records with sign-ins and meetings, so office presence and account activity can be compared.
Read the use case →Revenue and growth
See the customer engagement your CRM misses
ActivityLog combines CRM deals and logged activity with the email and meetings that actually happened, per account and per rep.
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From campaign to customer, in one view
ActivityLog lines up website traffic, the content changes behind it and the leads it produced, through to the deals they became.
Read the use case →Cost and operations
Know what AI is costing you, and who it is helping
AI sessions, tokens and cost per person and model, with adoption and spend side by side.
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See what changed when your bill did
ActivityLog puts daily cloud cost next to the deployments and resource changes that caused it, and shows which software seats are paid for but unused.
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