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Activity Logs

The Activity page shows everything you've done in Proof Keys Studio - from creating keys to signing documents.

What is the Activity Page?

The Activity page is your complete history of actions:

  • All your operations: Keys created, proofs created, sign-ins, etc.
  • Organized by time: Newest events first
  • Detailed information: Shows what happened, when, and which key was involved

Viewing Activity

  1. Go to the Activity page from the sidebar
  2. You'll see a table with all your activity events

The table shows: - Time: When the event occurred - Type: What type of event (color-coded) - Message: Description of what happened - Key DID: The key involved (if applicable)

Activity in Notifications

You can also see recent activity in the Notifications widget:

  • Located in the top navigation bar
  • Shows your most recent events
  • Updates automatically as you perform actions
  • Click to navigate to the full Activity page

Event Types

Different types of events are color-coded:

  • Key Created: When you create a new key
  • DID Created: When your user DID is created (registered users)
  • Key Upgraded: When you upgrade a key to use your DID
  • Proof Created: When you create a proof
  • WebAuthn Registered: When you register your account
  • WebAuthn Login: When you sign in
  • Session Opened: When a session starts
  • Session Closed: When you sign out

What Gets Logged

The following actions are logged:

Key Operations: - Creating new keys - Upgrading keys

Proof Operations: - Creating proofs

Authentication: - Registering your account - Signing in - Signing out

Account Operations: - Creating your user DID (for registered users)

Privacy

  • Your activity only: You only see your own activity
  • Session isolation: Anonymous sessions are separate from registered users
  • No cross-user data: Each user's activity is private

Using Activity Logs

Activity logs help you:

  • Track your work: See what you've done and when
  • Debug issues: Identify when problems occurred
  • Audit trail: Keep a record of important operations
  • Monitor key usage: See which keys you use most