Hi, is there any way I can see which users are changing the photos in my store? I’ve found some unknown changes and I want to figure out who is making the changes.
Thank you!
A store owner discovered unauthorized changes to product photos and needs to identify which user made the modifications.
Proposed Solutions:
Activity Log Method: Access the store’s activity log by navigating to storeurl/admin/activity (e.g., https://storea.myshopify.com/admin/activity) to review all store activities and user actions.
Product Events JSON: Append /events.json to a product’s backend URL (e.g., https://admin.shopify.com/store/{your-store-link}/products/9954787197241/events.json) to view limited event data like publish/unpublish actions. This method has significant limitations.
Third-Party App: For comprehensive tracking and the ability to revert changes, the Loggr Product History & Revert app was recommended as it maintains detailed logs of product modifications.
The discussion remains open with no confirmation of which solution the store owner implemented.
Hi, is there any way I can see which users are changing the photos in my store? I’ve found some unknown changes and I want to figure out who is making the changes.
Thank you!
Hello @triciclomx
Rou can do this by opening the following link ‘storeurl/admin/activity’, you will be able to check your store activity.
Example: https://storea.myshopify.com/admin/activity
I hope the above is useful to you.
Kind & Best regards,
GemPages Support Team
There’s a sorta hidden option. When you’re on a product in the backend, just add /events.json at the end of the URL.
Like:
https://admin.shopify.com/store/{your-store-link}/products/9954787197241/events.json
It’s very limited tho, only a couple events like publish/unpublish.
For proper tracking, I’d suggest Loggr Product History & Revert. That one keeps full logs and you can revert mistakes.