Review your account's activity

The activity log lists the changes made in your account, newest first: the ones you make, and every change a team member asks for in your account. You find it on the Activity tab of Settings.

• Sign in to the dashboard with your own account. An Admin member of your team reads the log with the API.
• While account plans apply to your account, the log comes with the Business and Enterprise plans (What each plan includes). Until they apply, every account has it.

1. In the sidebar, select Settings, then the Activity tab.
2. To see only what one member did, choose them in the list above the table. It shows Everyone until you choose someone, and it also names members who have since left your team.
3. The log shows 50 changes a page. Select Older for earlier changes, and Newer to come back.

Each row of the Activity log card is one change:

When

How long ago it happened, with the date and time under it.

Who

You, or the team member who asked for it, with the role they had at the time, such as Technical member.

What

What changed, such as Changed a DNS record. A member's change also shows the request they sent, such as PUT /api/v1/dns/zones/318/records/7741.

IP address

The address the change came from, or — when Coritan recorded none.

On a phone, each change is a card with the same details.

Your own changes

The changes you make to your account and its services, such as adding a DNS zone or turning on DNSSEC. Your orders, renewals, plan changes and cancellations are in each service's history instead: the Activity table on the service's Billing tab, or on its page under Subscriptions (Manage your subscriptions).

Your team members' requests

Every request a member sends for your account, except the ones that only read, such as listing your servers. Coritan records each request as it arrives, before it runs, so a request that then failed is listed too. A member's order or cancellation is here as well.

What it leaves out

What our staff and the platform did, and what a member did in their own account or in another team's account.

You and every member with the Admin role. The other roles cannot read the log, even though they can read the rest of your account (Roles).

You can see who changed what in your account, and when.

The activity log comes with the Business plan

Account plans apply to your account, and your plan does not include the log. The card's Upgrade to Business button opens the Plan tab of Plan and billing with Business chosen, where you see the price before you confirm (Change your account plan).

No matches

The member you chose has made no changes in your account. Select Reset filters to see everyone again.

No older entries

The page you opened is past the end of the log. Select Show newest entries to go back to the first page.

• Share your account with a team
• How account plans work
• Sign out and end sessions

GET /account/audit-log returns the log, newest first:

curl "https://api.coritan.com/api/v1/account/audit-log?page=1&per_page=50" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $CORITAN_TOKEN"

{
  "items": [
    {
      "id": 90412,
      "action": "account.act_for",
      "label": "Changed a DNS record",
      "description": "PUT /api/v1/dns/zones/318/records/7741",
      "actor": {"kind": "member", "user_id": 5310, "name": "Sam Taylor", "email": "sam@example.com", "role": "technical"},
      "resource": {"type": "user", "id": 4821},
      "ip_address": "203.0.113.24",
      "created_at": "2026-09-27T09:14:02+00:00"
    }
  ],
  "total": 63,
  "page": 1,
  "per_page": 50,
  "members": [
    {"user_id": 5310, "name": "Sam Taylor", "email": "sam@example.com"}
  ]
}

page and per_page

The page to read, from 1, and the entries on each page, from 1 to 100. They default to 1 and 50. Any other value answers 422.

member_user_id

Keeps only the requests one member sent for your account. It takes the member's user_id from members in the answer, or from GET /account/members.

total

Every entry the filter matches, over all pages.

label

What happened, in a short sentence, or null when Coritan has none for that kind of change. The dashboard then shows description.

description

What the entry recorded. For a member's request, it is the method and the path.

actor

Who made the change: kind is owner for you and member for a team member. role is the member's role when they sent the request, and null for you.

members

Every member with an entry in the log, by name, whatever the filter and the page. It includes members who have since left your team.

An Admin member reads your log by sending your account's ID in the X-Coritan-Account header, as Act for an account shows.