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Every significant action in your Fanaura account is recorded in the Activity Logs. Think of it as a detailed diary of everything that happens — who did what, when, and what changed. This is invaluable for accountability, debugging, compliance, and simply understanding what is going on in your account.

How to Get Here

  1. Click Settings (gear icon) in the left sidebar.
  2. Click the Logs tab.

What Gets Logged

Fanaura tracks a comprehensive range of actions across your entire account:

Fan Activity

  • Fan signups: New fans joining your database via smart links, presaves, or RSVPs
  • Presave actions: Fans presaving your music on Spotify, Apple Music, and other platforms
  • RSVP submissions: Fans RSVPing to your tour dates
  • Merch purchases: Orders placed through your Shopify integration
  • Opt-in/opt-out events: Fans subscribing to or unsubscribing from email or SMS

Campaign Activity

  • Email blasts sent: When a blast goes out, how many recipients, which segment
  • SMS campaigns sent: Campaign initiation, batch processing progress, completion
  • Campaign completions: Final status of campaigns with delivery stats
  • Bounce and failure reports: Emails that bounced or SMS that failed

Flow Executions

  • Flow triggered: When a fan enters a flow and what triggered it
  • Action executed: Each individual action within a flow (email sent, SMS sent, DM sent)
  • Delay completed: When a delay node finishes waiting
  • Condition evaluated: Which branch a fan took in a condition node
  • Flow completed: When a fan finishes all steps in a flow
  • Flow errors: If something went wrong during execution

Asset Changes

  • Asset created: New music, tour, merch, or extra asset added
  • Asset updated: Changes to any asset (title, dates, images, etc.)
  • Asset published: When an asset goes live
  • Asset archived: When an asset is removed from active use

Team Member Actions

  • Team member invited: Who sent the invitation and to whom
  • Invitation accepted: When a new team member joins
  • Role changed: When someone’s permissions are updated
  • Team member removed: When someone is removed from the workspace

Settings Changes

  • Profile updated: Changes to artist name, bio, slug, etc.
  • Integration connected/disconnected: When third-party services are linked or unlinked
  • Notification preferences changed: Updates to notification settings
  • Reward configuration changed: Changes to VIP tiers, token values, or reward modes

Understanding Log Entries

Each log entry contains the following information:
FieldDescriptionExample
TimestampExact date and time of the action (in your timezone)Mar 21, 2026, 2:34 PM
Action TypeCategory of the actionFan Signup, Campaign Sent, Flow Executed
DescriptionHuman-readable summary of what happened”New fan signed up via ‘Summer EP’ presave link”
UserWho performed the action (team member name or “System” for automated actions)“Sarah M.” or “System”

Reading Log Entries

Here are some example log entries and what they mean:
Mar 21, 2026, 2:34 PM | Fan Signup | New fan "alex@email.com" signed up via "Summer EP" smart link | System
A fan found your Summer EP smart link and submitted their information. “System” means this was an automated action (the fan triggered it themselves).
Mar 21, 2026, 3:15 PM | Campaign Sent | Email blast "New Single Announcement" sent to 4,230 recipients | Sarah M.
Your team member Sarah initiated an email blast to 4,230 fans.
Mar 21, 2026, 4:00 PM | Flow Executed | Delay node completed for fan "mike@email.com" in flow "Welcome Series" — sending follow-up email | System
An automated flow completed a delay and is now sending the next email in the sequence.

Filtering Logs

With hundreds or thousands of log entries, finding what you need requires filtering:

Filter by Action Type

Click the Action Type dropdown to narrow results:
  • All Actions (default)
  • Fan Activity
  • Campaign Activity
  • Flow Executions
  • Asset Changes
  • Team Activity
  • Settings Changes

Filter by Date Range

Use the date picker to set a start and end date:
  • Today: See everything that happened today
  • Last 7 days: A week’s worth of activity
  • Last 30 days: A month’s overview
  • Custom range: Pick any start and end date

Combining Filters

You can combine action type and date range filters. For example:
  • “Campaign Activity” + “Last 7 days” shows you all campaigns sent in the past week.
  • “Team Activity” + “March 1-15” shows everything your team did in the first half of the month.

Searching Logs

The search bar at the top of the Logs page lets you search for specific entries:
  • Search by fan email: Find all actions related to a specific fan
  • Search by campaign name: Find logs for a specific campaign
  • Search by team member name: See everything a specific person did
  • Search by keyword: Any text that appears in the log description
Example searches:
  • "New Single" — finds logs mentioning your “New Single” campaign
  • sarah — finds all actions performed by Sarah
  • shopify — finds all Shopify-related events

Exporting Logs

Need your logs outside of Fanaura? The export feature lets you download them:
  1. Apply your desired filters (action type, date range).
  2. Click the Export button.
  3. Choose your format (CSV is the most common).
  4. The file downloads to your computer.
Use cases for exported logs:
  • Tax records: Document fan engagement and business activity for accountants.
  • Compliance audits: Provide evidence of consent management and data handling.
  • Performance reviews: Show your label or management team what you accomplished.
  • Legal discovery: If needed, provide a complete record of platform activity.
Note: Export is available based on your plan level. If export is not available, consider upgrading to the Complete plan.

Common Log Review Workflows

”Did my campaign actually send?”

  1. Filter by Campaign Activity.
  2. Look for the campaign name in the description.
  3. You should see a “Campaign Sent” entry with recipient count.
  4. If you also see a “Campaign Completed” entry, all batches were processed.

”Why didn’t a fan receive my flow?”

  1. Search for the fan’s email address.
  2. Filter by Flow Executions.
  3. Look for the flow name. Check if the fan triggered it, where they are in the flow, and whether any errors occurred.

”What did my team member change?”

  1. Filter by Team Activity or search for their name.
  2. Set the date range to the period in question.
  3. Review all actions they performed.

”When did this fan sign up?”

  1. Search for the fan’s email address.
  2. Filter by Fan Activity.
  3. The earliest “Fan Signup” entry shows when they first joined your database.

Best Practices

  • Check logs after major campaigns: After sending a big email blast or SMS campaign, review the logs to confirm everything went out correctly. Look for any error entries.
  • Review team activity weekly: If you have multiple team members, a quick weekly scan of team activity helps you stay informed about what everyone is doing.
  • Export before major changes: If you are about to change your reward structure or modify settings, export your current logs first. This gives you a “before” snapshot.
  • Use logs for fan support: If a fan contacts you saying they never received an email, search for their address in the logs to see what happened.
  • Archive exports monthly: Download your logs at the end of each month and save them. This creates a permanent record even if logs are eventually rotated.

Who Can Access Logs

RoleAccess
Account OwnerFull
AdminFull
ManagerFull
Label OpsFull
AttorneyFull
Business ManagerFull
MarketingNo
ViewerNo
AgentNo
PublisherNo
Social Media ManagerNo
The Attorney role was specifically designed with log access in mind. Your legal counsel can review activity logs for compliance, audit, and contract purposes without seeing fan data, creative assets, or campaign content.

What Happens Next

Activity Logs are a passive feature — they work automatically in the background, recording every action without any setup from you. The key is to build a habit of reviewing them, especially after campaigns and during team coordination. Over time, your logs become a rich history of your artist journey on Fanaura.