Loghaven Site Logs & Reports

Description

Loghaven Site Logs & Reports is a lightweight, high-performance activity log and client reporting plugin for WordPress. It records every important change on your website with zero database bloat and transforms raw technical logs into beautiful, client-friendly reports and instant webhook notifications.

Perfect for freelancers, agencies offering website maintenance care plans, WooCommerce store owners, and site administrators who need to know exactly who did what, when, and where.

Loghaven Site Logs & Reports

🚀 Why Loghaven?

• No Database Bloat: Single indexed table with strictly enforced automatic retention cleanup (prunes old records automatically on cron).
• Client-Ready Reports: Convert dry technical logs into human-readable narrative summaries that prove the value of your monthly maintenance care plans.
• White-Label Agency Branding: Customize public client reports with your agency name, logo, brand accent colors, and custom footer notes.
• WooCommerce & Elementor Ready: Track WooCommerce order status changes, product updates, and stock levels, alongside Elementor page and template edits.
• Instant Webhook Alerts: Receive real-time security alerts in your Slack or Discord channel when critical events occur (such as Administrator role grants, plugin deletions, or login brute-force attempts).
• Automated Email Digests: Send scheduled weekly or monthly summary reports straight to your clients’ inboxes.
• 100% Standalone & Private: All data resides on your server in your database. No SaaS subscriptions, no external tracking, no third-party data leaks.

🔍 What Loghaven Tracks

🛒 WooCommerce Activity Log

• Orders: Status changes (Pending, Processing, Completed, Refunded, Cancelled, Failed) with order numbers, customer details, and order amounts.
• Products: Creation, modification, deletion, and price updates.
• Inventory: Real-time stock level adjustments.
• Coupons: Coupon code creation and deletion.

🎨 Elementor & Page Builders

• Elementor Edits: Edits made to pages and posts using the Elementor live builder.
• Elementor Templates: Header, footer, section, and pop-up template creation and updates.
• Global Styles: Elementor Site Settings and Active Kit modifications.

📝 Posts, Pages & Custom Post Types (CPT)

• Creation, updates, deletions, status transitions (draft to publish, private, scheduled).
• Trash and restore events across Posts, Pages, and all registered Custom Post Types (Portfolios, Testimonials, Products, etc.).

👥 Users & Authentication

• Successful logins and logouts.
• Failed login attempts and brute-force burst detection.
• New user registrations and user deletions.
• User role changes (e.g. Subscriber promoted to Administrator).
• Profile updates and email changes.

🔌 Plugins & Themes

• Plugin installations, activations, deactivations, updates, and deletions.
• Theme installations, switches, updates, and deletions.

⚙️ Core & Settings

• WordPress core updates.
• Settings changes on critical options (siteurl, home, admin_email, users_can_register, permalink_structure) with visual before-and-after comparison.
• Media library uploads and deletions.
• Comments submitted, approved, marked as spam, or deleted.
• Taxonomy categories and tags created or deleted.

📊 Beautiful Client Reports & White-Labeling

Stop sending clients confusing raw log tables. Loghaven compiles site changes into an elegant, tokenized HTML report:
1. Human-Readable Narratives: Automatically translates technical logs into sentences (e.g. “5 plugins updated, 2 security alerts resolved, 12 new posts published”).
2. Visual Charts & Categorized Breakdowns: Shows activity across Content, Users, Commerce, and Core.
3. Shareable Secure Links: Generate one-click passwordless token links to share with clients without granting them wp-admin access.
4. Agency White-Labeling: Add your agency logo, brand colors, and custom sign-off message.
5. Print & PDF Friendly: Optimized CSS print stylesheet for 1-click browser PDF generation.

🔔 Instant Slack, Discord & Webhook Notifications

Get notified immediately when high-risk events occur:
* When a user is elevated to Administrator.
* When a plugin is deleted.
* When multiple failed login attempts are triggered from a single IP.
* When core site URLs or administrator emails change.