Event changes
See the edits that matter
Review changes such as title, start time, end time and other event details, with the responsible actor and time recorded where available.
Activity Log keeps an attributed, timestamped record of event and guest changes—including RSVP and ticket-status updates—so moderators can follow the event history without guessing.
Video walkthrough
Add the real product walkthrough embed here when the approved video is available.
A calmer way to investigate changes
Enable the extension on a calendar and it records new activity as it happens. The log is intended for traceability; it does not alter the event or automatically resolve disputes.
Event changes
Review changes such as title, start time, end time and other event details, with the responsible actor and time recorded where available.
Guest activity
Trace guest status updates and ticket-status changes, including when a guest moves through a registration or attendance state.
Review
Related guest updates can be presented together for a cleaner audit trail. Use the event’s log to answer who made a change and when.
History starts when you enable it. Changes from before activation are not backfilled. If a calendar needs a complete audit timeline, turn the extension on before relying on it for that record.
FAQ
No. It captures new event and guest activity after the extension is enabled; there is no backfill of earlier changes.
No. Activity Log is a recording layer. It observes and stores supported changes without changing the event itself.
The audit data includes guest and ticket-status updates with actor attribution where available, alongside the timestamped event history.
Enable Activity Log before your moderators need to look back at the next RSVP or schedule edit.