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Review activity, analytics, and transaction history as an administrator

Use the protected administration screens to review aggregate traffic, account-access and privileged-action history, orders, refunds, and Business subscription records.

4 min readUpdated 6 August 2026

Use the administration area only when your role is authorised to handle operational, financial, or security records. The product separates aggregate public-traffic reporting from security audit history and payment ledgers so an operator can investigate a real account or transaction without treating every public visitor as an identified person.

Example only · authorised operator view

Activity, analytics, and transaction history

Each view answers a different operational question. The example uses fictional data and documentation-safe IP ranges.

Public traffic

Aggregates are available only when the optional first-party collector is enabled.

Exact public visitor IPs are not retained in the traffic dashboard.

Security and access events

Exact IP context is available only on a persisted account-access or privileged-action audit record.

Filtering access is protected by the administrator’s role and audit permissions.

Admin areaUse it forRecorded contextRecord type
AnalyticsAggregate demand and product signalsAnonymous sessions · coarse network prefix · no exact public IPOptional aggregate
Activity & access historySecurity and support investigationRecorded sign-in or privileged event · 203.0.113.45Protected audit
Orders & refundsPayment and refund reconciliationOrder reference · captured state · persisted refund recordFinancial ledger
Business subscriptionsWorkspace plan and entitlement reviewPlan · seats · provider subscription reference · verified statusEntitlement ledger
Illustrative administration artifact only. An operator must use the live protected screen, its filters, and the underlying provider or audit evidence for the actual case.

Choose the record that answers the question

  1. 1Open Admin → Analytics for aggregate paid revenue, order counts, user growth, onboarding signals, top documents, and optional first-party public traffic. Public traffic is retained as short-lived anonymous sessions, page paths, referrer hosts, browser families, and coarse network prefixes—not exact public visitor IP addresses.
  2. 2Open Admin → Activity & access history when a permitted security investigation needs retained account-access events or privileged-panel changes. Filter by account/admin email, path, or IP address, and treat the rows as recorded history rather than proof of a person’s real-world identity or current location.
  3. 3Open Admin → Orders or Finance for document-order status, recorded refunds, the related payment provider identifiers, and bounded CSV exports. A row is a local operational record; reconcile an exception with the signed provider webhook and provider dashboard before changing a financial conclusion.
  4. 4Open Admin → Business subscriptions for the workspace entitlement ledger. It shows the local subscription binding, plan, seats, cadence, current status, and provider subscription reference. An active paid workspace is created only after the verified provider event reconciles that local record.

Handle IP and payment data carefully

  • Use raw IP addresses only for a justified security, support, or compliance task and only from the protected access/audit views. Do not export or copy them into marketing lists, chat channels, or tickets that do not need them.
  • Use the order reference, refund record, and provider reconciliation state together. Do not grant access, mark a refund as settled, or conclude that a charge succeeded from a browser return or a screenshot alone.
  • Export only the filtered records required for the task, store them under the organisation’s approved retention process, and remove local copies when they are no longer needed.
  • If optional public traffic analytics is disabled, the administration view deliberately hides historical aggregate session data as well as stopping new collection.