Track Team or Business plan activity

As an admin of a Dashlane Team or Dashlane Business plan, you can track the activity of your organization from the Activity Log tab of the Admin Console. The Activity Log helps you trace and prevent security vulnerabilities for your organization and preserve our commitment to maintaining a zero-knowledge architecture.

You can track group activity, user management activity, and more. You can also download the Activity Log to a CSV file where you can save and sort your company activity or conduct an audit.

For Dashlane Team plans, Activity Logs contain up to three months of history. For Dashlane Business plans, Activity Logs contain up to three years of history.

View your Activity Log

1. Open the Admin Console.
2. Select Activity Log in the menu.

   

The Activity Log contains two tabs:

• The Activity tab shows the activity of all plan members and the date and time for each log
• The Account Recovery Requests tab shows all member account recovery requests

  Zero-Knowledge Account Recovery

Download your Activity Log

You can use your downloaded Activity Log file to sort and filter member activity.

1. Open the Admin Console.
2. Select Activity Log in the menu.
3. Select Download CSV.

   

What the Activity Log tracks

The Activity Log tracks these activities:

• Company account
  • An admin changed the account name
• Member account
  • A member changed their contact email address
  • A member added a device
• Member management
  • A member was added, reinvited, or removed from your plan
  • An admin changed the rights of a member
• Group management
  • A group was created, renamed, or deleted
  • A member joined a group or declined the invitation to join a group
  • An admin invited or removed a member from a group
• Billing
  • An admin extended the account, such as when renewing or moving from a trial to a paid plan
  • An admin added seats
• Account recovery
  • An admin accepted or denied a recovery request
  • A member requested and/or recovered the account
• Dark Web Monitoring
  • A member added or removed an email address 
• Single sign-on (SSO)
  • An admin enabled or disabled SSO
  • An admin added or verified a domain
  • An admin configured an SSO service provider URL
  • An admin updated Identity Provider metadata
• Two-factor authentication
  • A member activated or removed a two-factor authentication method