User Activity Tracking and Log records page visits from logged-in and anonymous visitors automatically. The Premium add-on adds session duration and controls for tracking selected users and content, helping site owners review activity on membership sites, learning platforms, WooCommerce stores, and other WordPress websites.

Visits, sessions, and activity details

Premium logs can show visit duration, login and logout times, and last-seen information. Records can also include page names and URLs, referrer URLs, IP addresses, and location based on IP. For logged-in users, they may include usernames, email addresses, and roles. A custom timezone setting controls how activity times appear.

Automatic tracking lets administrators review time spent on articles, course pages, videos, or product pages without asking visitors to start or stop a session.

Tracking scope and event goals

Administrators can include custom post types and archives, track only logged-in users, or limit tracking to selected roles such as subscribers. An automatic logout option can be configured for idle users.

Event goals record selected actions, such as a button click, PDF download, or mailto link use. Email notifications can be enabled when a configured event is triggered.

Find and use log data

Search and advanced filters help narrow activity records. Administrators can export logs to CSV or retrieve them as JSON through REST API endpoints. Logged URL query strings can include UTM parameters.

Privacy and website setup

The extension stores no cookies on visitors’ computers. Activity data is stored locally on the site, and IP addresses can be anonymized. The extension is described as GDPR, CCPA, and privacy ready; site owners should configure tracking and data handling for their own requirements.

Install the User Activity Tracking and Log plugin and its Premium add-on, then use the options to choose users, roles, post types, and archives to track. Configure session, event, privacy, timezone, filter, export, and notification settings, create event goals, and review the logs as visitors use the site.

WordPress Multisite is supported, with a separate tracking log and database for each subsite. The plugin is described as compatible with WordPress sites and themes, WooCommerce, and other user registration extensions.