Operation logs
Access logs
Account and access tracking
Operation logs record every login attempt, including the time, success or failure, and the IP address used. They also capture every time a profile is opened or closed, showing which team member accessed it, when, and from which IP. All purchases and upgrades of GeeLark services are logged as well, so you always know who made a transaction and when.
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Proxyway
Multiple account
Profile and group management
Every action involving profiles, including creation, editing, transferring, and moving profiles between groups, is thoroughly logged with details about who performed the action, when it occurred, and the destination group. Group creation and deletion are also carefully tracked, giving you a clear overview of changes to your team structure over time.
Resource tracking
Proxy and tag operations
GeeLark records who created each proxy and when, helping you keep your proxy settings secure and up to date. For tags, every creation, deletion, and edit is logged, including who made the change, when it happened, and what was updated. This ensures your tagging and proxy systems stay organized and fully traceable.
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Operation logs keep every team action visible and easy to review.
Frequently asked questions
What is operation logs in GeeLark?
Operation logs is a feature that keeps a record of all important actions taken by your team. It helps you see who did what and when, so you can manage your workspace with confidence.
Who can view the operation logs?
Usually, team admins or users with special permissions can view the logs. This helps keep sensitive information secure while still allowing for team oversight.
What types of actions are recorded in operation logs?
Operation logs track logins, cloud phone profile access, purchases, profile changes, group management, proxy creation, and tag edits or deletions. Each log includes details like who performed the action, when it happened, and sometimes the IP address used.
Can I see who made each change?
Yes, every log shows which team member performed the action, the time, and relevant details such as IP address or affected profiles.
Can I see the exact time and person for each action?
Yes, every log entry shows the exact time the action happened and the name of the team member who did it. For some actions, you can also see the IP address.