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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.landerlab.io/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Where to Find Logs

Go to Settings and click Logs in the left sidebar. The page displays all events across your organization in reverse chronological order.
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Reading the Log Table

Each row in the log table represents a single event and shows four columns:
ColumnDescription
EventThe type of action that was performed (for example, “Lander created” or “Variant settings updated”)
ItemThe specific lander, integration, domain, or other item that was affected
UserThe team member who performed the action
TimeHow long ago the event occurred
A colored bar on the left edge of each row provides a quick visual indicator for the event type.

Filtering Logs

You can narrow the log view using the controls at the top of the page:
  • Date range: Choose from 1D, 7D, 1M, 3M, All, or Custom to limit results to a specific time window.
  • User: Filter by a specific team member to see only their activity.
  • Category: Filter by event category to focus on a particular type of action.
  • Search: Use the search bar to find events by keyword.

Viewing Event Details

Click any row to open the event detail panel. This panel shows a full breakdown of the event:
Integration Details
FieldDescription
ItemThe name and ID of the affected item
VariantThe variant involved, if applicable
WorkspaceThe workspace where the change was made
TimeThe exact date, time, and timezone of the event
ChangesA summary of what was modified
UserThe name and email address of the person who made the change
IPThe IP address of the request
DeviceThe browser and operating system used at the time of the action

Common Event Types

Below are examples of events you may see in your log:
  • Lander created
  • Lander renamed
  • Variant settings updated
  • Domain settings updated
  • Lander integration added
  • Lander integration updated
  • Integration created
Logs are read-only. No entries can be edited or deleted. This ensures a reliable audit trail for your organization.