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The activity log shows a chronological record of everything that happens in your workspace, including published posts, account connections, failed actions, and webhook events.

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Viewing the log

Open the activity log from the sidebar. Each entry shows:
  • Activity — a description of what happened, with an icon indicating the type
  • Platform — which social platform the event relates to (if applicable)
  • State — the current status (published, scheduled, failed, webhook, etc.)
  • Time — when it happened, displayed in your configured timezone. Hover over the time to see the full date and time.
On desktop, the log displays as a sortable table. On mobile, entries appear as stacked cards. You can pull down to refresh on mobile, or click the refresh icon in the header on desktop.

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Filtering

Use the filters at the top of the page to narrow down the log:
  • Platform — show events for a specific platform (TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Telegram)
  • Type — filter by event type (Published, Scheduled, Failed)
  • Date range — set a start and end date
You can combine multiple filters. An active filter count badge shows how many filters are applied.

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Saved filter presets

Save your current filter combination as a preset for quick access later:
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Set your filters

Choose the platform, type, and date range you want to save.
2

Save the preset

Click Save Preset and enter a name.
3

Apply a preset

Click any saved preset chip to instantly apply those filters. Presets persist across sessions.

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Display limits

The activity log shows the most recent entries for your workspace:
  • Desktop — up to 100 entries
  • Mobile — up to 30 entries (reduced for performance)
Entries are sorted newest-first. If you need to find older events, use the date range filter to narrow the window and surface entries that fall outside the default view.
There is no export option for the activity log. If you need a record of specific events, take note of the details from the log entry directly.

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Event types

The activity log tracks these types of events:
EventDescription
Account connectedA social account was linked to the workspace
Account refreshedToken or profile data was updated for a connected account
Account disconnectedA social account was removed from the workspace
Post createdA new post was drafted in the composer
Post publishedA post was successfully published to a platform
Post scheduledA post was added to the schedule
Post approvedA post was approved through the approval workflow
Post failedA post failed to publish — click the entry to see the error reason
Post overdueA scheduled post missed its publish time (usually due to a temporary outage)
Post deletedA draft or scheduled post was removed
Media uploadedAn image or video was added to the media library
TikTok video uploadedA video was uploaded to TikTok and is waiting for processing
TikTok video publishedA TikTok video finished processing and is now live on the platform
TikTok errorA TikTok publish or upload operation failed — check the entry for the error message
Instagram commentA comment was received on an Instagram post
Instagram mentionYour account was mentioned on Instagram
Webhook receivedAn event notification was received from a connected platform (Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok)
Agent actionAn action performed by the AI assistant on your behalf
TikTok publishing is a two-stage process. You will see a “TikTok video uploaded” event when the video is sent, followed by a “TikTok video published” event once TikTok finishes processing it. If processing fails, a “TikTok error” event appears instead. Check the composer TikTok settings for requirements that affect processing success.
Use the quick search bar to filter entries by message text, event type, or platform name. The search checks the activity description, platform, and event type fields simultaneously, so typing a platform name like “instagram” surfaces all events for that platform.

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Troubleshooting with the activity log

The activity log is your first stop when something goes wrong. Here are common scenarios:
ProblemHow to investigate
A scheduled post did not publishFilter by Failed or Overdue and look for the post. The entry shows the error reason.
An account keeps disconnectingFilter by the platform and look for repeated Account disconnected events. You may need to reconnect the account.
AI actions seem unexpectedFilter by Agent action to see everything the AI assistant did on your behalf, with timestamps.
Media upload failedFilter by the Media uploaded event type and check for entries with error states. See media library troubleshooting for common causes.
Combine the platform filter with the Failed type filter to quickly isolate platform-specific publishing issues.