SleekView for WP Activity Log: occurrences & meta as tables
WP Activity Log stores every event in its WSAL occurrences and metadata tables. SleekView turns those tables into a flexible audit grid.
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Audit logs that bend to your questions
wp_wsal_occurrences and pivots metadata into wp_wsal_metadata. SleekView turns that into a grid you can filter, group, and pivot on demand.
Sample columns
A typical WP Activity Log audit view
wp_wsal_occurrences, wp_wsal_metadata
| When | User | Event | Object | IP | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today 09:14 | alice | Logged in | — | 203.0.113.4 | Info |
| Today 09:42 | bob | Edited post | Pricing page | 203.0.113.5 | Warning |
| Today 10:01 | unknown | Failed login x5 | wp-login.php | 198.51.100.7 | Critical |
| Today 10:30 | carol | Activated plugin | Yoast SEO | 203.0.113.6 | Warning |
Comparison
Default WP Activity Log admin vs SleekView
Default WP Activity Log admin
- The default log viewer is fast but its filters are fixed to predefined columns.
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Custom WSAL metadata in
wp_wsal_metadatais not directly filterable. - Saved searches are limited and do not span event types and user roles together.
- Bulk archiving or tagging events is not part of the free workflow.
- Exports are CSV-only with no choice of which fields to include.
SleekView
- Joins occurrences with their pivoted metadata so each event row carries every relevant field.
- Inline tag, archive, or comment events without leaving the grid.
- Filter by event code, severity, role, IP, or any metadata key and save the view.
- Bulk acknowledge or export filtered events for compliance reports.
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Features
What SleekView gives you for WP Activity Log
Joined metadata
Pulls custom WSAL metadata onto the same row as the occurrence so every audit field is visible.
Compliance views
Save reusable views per audit need — failed logins, plugin changes, role changes — and open them with a click.
Inline annotations
Tag or comment on events from the row so investigations stay inside the log.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for WP Activity Log
Security teams
Hunt suspicious activity across event codes and IP ranges with cross-cutting filters.
Compliance officers
Build views that match audit checklists and export them on demand.
Site admins
Investigate user reports without learning the WSAL data model.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for WP Activity Log
No. It only reads wp_wsal_occurrences and wp_wsal_metadata and shows them in a flexible grid.
Yes. Any key written to wp_wsal_metadata can be added as a column and used as a filter.
If WSAL writes to an external table, SleekView reads from the same connection so the view stays consistent.
Filtered rows export as CSV with the exact columns you have on screen, including custom meta.
SleekView paginates server-side and respects WSAL's existing indexes, so even multi-million row logs stay responsive.
Capability checks follow WP Activity Log's own roles so only authorised users see sensitive events.
Pricing
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