We’ve enhanced the Activity Log with powerful new filtering capabilities designed to help you navigate your environment’s history with surgical precision. Instead of scrolling through a sea of events, you can now pinpoint the exact data you need in seconds.

🆕 What’s New

We have introduced five granular filters to the global and entity-specific Activity Logs, allowing you to slice and dice your audit trail by:

• Precision Timestamps: Filter by relative periods (e.g., last 15 minutes, 24 hours) or define a specific date and time range to isolate events during a deployment or incident window.
• Entity ID: Jump directly to the history of a specific object, such as a unique customer or subscription ID, to see every action associated with it.
• Entity Type: Narrow your view by category, such as Plan, Subscription, Customer, or Coupon, to audit specific areas of your billing model.
• Event Name: Isolate specific actions across your platform, like Customer created, Subscription updated, or Entitlements updated.
• Trace ID: The ultimate debugging shortcut. Use a Trace ID to pull up the an exact request and view its full payload and origin.

ℹ️ By default, the activity log will include events from the last 30 days.

⭐️ Why It Matters

As you make more frequent monetization changes and your customer base scales, the volume of logs grows. These filters transform the Activity Log from a simple record into a high-speed troubleshooting tool:

• Reduce MTTR: Find the root cause of customer issues or entitlement discrepancies in seconds rather than minutes.
• Effortless Auditing: Quickly verify that automated plan changes or bulk updates occurred exactly as intended.
• Engineering Alignment: Use Trace IDs to bridge the gap between your own internal system logs and Stigg’s activity records.

🛠 Get Started

1. Open the global Activity Log from the sidebar (Logs > Activity) or the entity-specific log using the "Activity Log" tab of the specific entity.
2. Click the Filter drop-down at the top of the log.
3. Select your criteria and watch the log update in real-time.

🍿 See it in action