Log of App Logins

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Hi
Is there any way to access to some kind of log (as administrator of my application) of the access to the app (in the app users have to log in with email or google credentials) ?

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HI, you need add the new administrator mail in the table Admins o Users, and set in role Admin, the log in the app when you use the Autentication : User table(Settings), are with the Google Mail,

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Hi Federico
I have a ‘Users’ tab in my Gsheets, and I also see an App:logins tab (created by Glide i think so…), where the email and time appears when a user has authenticated (with email and code for example), but I would like to have the information of the users that enter the app even if they are already logged in that browser/device…Is it possible?

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You could assign an additional action to something they already do, such as click a button or select an item from a collection, and then record the current date and time in the user table.

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Mmmm…I was looking to know how Glide handles the user access logs…it is not a functionality that contributes anything to the application but it does to the user access control, which in general one of the methods is to leave in a log file these accesses. Glide in the Classic version (I am in final phase of migration) wrote in a tab (that I had not created) called App:logins the email and the time of the user that had been authenticated. Although this is useful… the idea is to have a record of the user’s access even if the application no longer requires authentication.

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In the Glide dashboard, go to the Usage section (bottom left), under Users you will see the number of users that logged in and in which apps. When you click on an app, you will see a log of the users that signed into the app and their last login date.

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Thank you very much, Natham!!
This would be enough for me. However, would there be any way to transfer the information shown in the ‘usage’ panel to a table so it can be displayed in the app admin’s profile?

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The information you see in the Glide dashboard is provided to you by Glide and they most probably are able to provide the login data – who signed in and the last login timestamp – based on the click on the login button.

If you need this same information inside the data editor, you will need to recreate a button and similarly write the data – an email and timestamp – via an action. See Jeff’s answer above :index_pointing_up:

In this forum, you can search for “onboarding flow” or “onboarding screen” or “onboarding flow” or “onboarding sequence”. These are the same topic and you thereby can track which users signed in and optionally when.