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The Privy Dashboard shows activity logs for the organization and for individual wallets and users. Organization logs record Dashboard actions across all apps. Use these logs to review changes to settings and apps. Each entry shows what changed and when, along with actor details when available.

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View organization activity logs

  1. Sign in to the Privy Dashboard.
  2. Open Account.
  3. Select Activity logs.
Or open Activity logs directly.

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What organization activity logs record

Recorded activity includes:
  • Team member invitations, removals, and role changes
  • App creation and promotion
  • Changes to authentication and security configuration, such as SSO, MFA, allowlists, denylists, and OAuth settings
  • User and wallet management actions, including wallet archival and restoration
  • Webhook endpoint creation, updates, deletion, test sends, verification key retrieval, and message resends
Each entry identifies the event type, related app when applicable, timestamp, and event details. When available, opening an entry also shows the actor’s email address and Dashboard role.
Access to activity logs depends on the team member’s Dashboard permissions.

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View wallet activity logs

To review activity for a specific wallet:
  1. Sign in to the Privy Dashboard and select your app.
  2. Open the Wallets page.
  3. Click a wallet to view its activity logs and wallet details.

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View user activity logs

To review activity for a specific user:
  1. Sign in to the Privy Dashboard and select your app.
  2. Open the Users page.
  3. Click a user to view their activity logs and user details.

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Activity logs and Webhooks history

If the organization enables webhooks, Webhooks history also shows activity for apps with a webhook endpoint. The view shows events the endpoint subscribes to. To view it, select the app in the Privy Dashboard and open Webhooks history from the sidebar. Each message shows its event type, Svix message ID, timestamp, and delivery status. Open a message to view its payload. Filter messages by event type or search by message ID. Security-relevant webhook event types include user.authenticated, mfa.enabled, mfa.disabled, wallet.private_key_export, wallet.seed_phrase_export, and wallet.recovered.
Use organization logs to review Dashboard changes. Open a wallet or user to review its activity and details. If the organization enables webhooks, Webhooks history also shows activity for your app.