How to view your Account Activity

ServiceM8’s Account Activity log is a feature which gives you visibility of who is accessing your ServiceM8 account, when, and significant actions they have taken. 

This lets the Account Owner and senior staff in the business keep an eye on access and changes across the account, and provides the ability to watch out for unusual or suspicious activity.

Where to view Account Activity

To view your account activity log, in your Online Dashboard, go to Settings > ServiceM8 Account > View Account Activity:

Any user who has access to ServiceM8 Account can view the Account Activity log.

The log stores data for 90 days, after which it is automatically cleared. Account activity data cannot be exported.

Understanding Account Activity

The account activity log is displayed in a table, with the following columns:

  • Action: the event or activity carried out on the ServiceM8 account (see a full list of actions in the table below).
  • Actioned By: the ServiceM8 user whose account was used to complete the action.
  • IP Address: the Internet Protocol address  of the wifi, mobile, or broadband network that was used to access ServiceM8 to complete the action.
  • Location: the geographic location associated with the IP address. Note that this can be affected by the nature of the connection and its routing.
  • Time: the date and time that the action was completed.
Action Explanation
Logged in online When a user logs into their account via the Online Dashboard.
Logged in to mobile app When a user logs into their account via the ServiceM8 app.
Login failed When a user has attempted to log into their account using an incorrect password.
Job deleted When a job has been deleted via the Job History tab of the Online Dashboard.
Note deleted When a note has been deleted from a job through its Job Diary. 
Payment removed When a recorded payment has been deleted from a job. 
Email updated When the email address of a staff member has been changed.
Password updated When the password of a staff member has been changed.
Password reset When the password of a staff member has been reset using ServiceM8’s "Forgot Password" tool. 
Mobile number updated When the mobile number of a staff member has been changed.
Security role updated When the security role of a staff member has been changed.
Job Export Report downloaded When the Job List has been downloaded via the Reports tab of the Online Dashboard. 
Client Export Report downloaded When the Client List has been downloaded via the Reports tab of the Online Dashboard.
Add-on activated/deactivated When an Add-on has been activated or deactivated. This includes third-party add-ons and API Approvals for a third-party add-on to connect to your ServiceM8 account.
Job approved without sending to accounting package When a job’s invoice is specifically Approved without it being sent to the connected accounting package.
Subscription changes When a ServiceM8 subscription is started, changed, or cancelled for the account.
Helpdesk Wizard Completed When a ServiceM8 Helpdesk Wizard has been used, such as to restore a deleted job.

To filter the activity log, enter an 'Action' keyword in the Search field, select from either the 'Last 30 days' or 'Last 90 days', then click Search.

Edit & Booking History

To see a history of changes to a job's Description, Work Completed, or the details of job contacts, see How to see a job's edit history.

To see a history of a job's bookings, see How to see a job's booking history.

Requesting Detailed Information & Logs

If you are interested in account activity or information that is not available in your ServiceM8 account, then it is not within the scope of the ServiceM8 product and support offering. If you contact ServiceM8 Support with a request for information regarding a specific event in your account, please note that ServiceM8 Support is not required to investigate account activity on request, and is not required to provide additional information or detailed logs regarding specific user actions or events related to your account.  

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