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What is the best way to track what users do on your WordPress site? For me, an activity log should show who did what and when, with enough detail to investigate a change. When several people manage a site, that history helps you review everyday work and understand unexpected changes.

And because the activity log sits alongside uptime and performance monitoring in scanfully.com, you can review changes around a problem. A role change you weren't expecting, a plugin update, or an edited page gives you something concrete to investigate.

What is the best way to track what users do on your WordPress site? For me, an activity log should show who did what and when, with enough detail to investigate a change. When several people manage a site, that history helps you review everyday work and understand unexpected changes.

You can track users being created, deleted, or given a different role. For users with elevated permissions, we also record successful logins, password changes, email changes, and application-password activity.

What is the best way to track what users do on your WordPress site? For me, an activity log should show who did what and when, with enough detail to investigate a change. When several people manage a site, that history helps you review everyday work and understand unexpected changes.

The PHP security release is out. Which of your sites need it? Ask your AI: "Which of my sites need today's PHP security release?" Scanfully's MCP server checks every site's PHP version and answers in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code. Read only by default.

There was yet another supply chain attack for a popular WordPress plugin inside a week. First, RankMath, now Updraft. So, let's make this as tangible as I can without diving into tutorials and technical writeups.

A site is never fixed and done. It's this principle around which we built Scanfully.com in the shape of recurring monitoring

With our v2.0 relaunch this week, we made sure we're not only just keep checking those conditions as the site changes, but we also log better and more complete and connected to other events.

A site is never fixed and done. It's this principle around which we built Scanfully.com in the shape of recurring monitoring

Scanfully 2.0 is an entire overhaul of the dashboard and its design, but we've also added a few features. My favorite is the MCP and API that live underneath, and using this MCP saves me an enormous amount of time.

You can now ask your favorite AI anything about any of the data points that exist inside Scanfully. I had a few sites that weren't sending emails properly, so I asked it this:

When we were building the Scanfully 2.0 dashboard, we focused not only on making the dashboard a much nicer place to find all your WordPress site health, performance, and content health but also on how you're being notified more effectively.

Check out how we're helping you stay on top of a truly healthy WordPress site with our version 2.0: scanfully.com/introducing...

When we were building the Scanfully 2.0 dashboard, we focused not only on making the dashboard a much nicer place to find all your WordPress site health, performance, and content health but also on how you're being notified more effectively.

We are incredibly excited to announce Scanfully 2.0! We’ve completely rebuilt the dashboard, with a new design across every view and more context where you investigate problems + tons of improvements and new features.

We’ve also improved DNS checks, certificate alerts, email health, scan scheduling, and activity history behind the new views. If you already use Scanfully, review your notification coverage, digest settings, and timezone and date format settings now. app.scanfully.com

We are incredibly excited to announce Scanfully 2.0! We’ve completely rebuilt the dashboard, with a new design across every view and more context where you investigate problems + tons of improvements and new features.

Manage access through API tokens and connected apps, with changes recorded in the audit log.

We are incredibly excited to announce Scanfully 2.0! We’ve completely rebuilt the dashboard, with a new design across every view and more context where you investigate problems + tons of improvements and new features.

Preview coverage and check recently sent messages in the delivery log.

We are incredibly excited to announce Scanfully 2.0! We’ve completely rebuilt the dashboard, with a new design across every view and more context where you investigate problems + tons of improvements and new features.

Clients and labels. Organize sites by client, environment, or maintenance arrangement. Use those groups to filter your sites and define which sites receive particular notifications.

We are incredibly excited to announce Scanfully 2.0! We’ve completely rebuilt the dashboard, with a new design across every view and more context where you investigate problems + tons of improvements and new features.

Each monitoring screen now opens with the current status and what to do next. New insights highlight response time changes, overlapping page failures, and WordPress activity around downtime.

We are incredibly excited to announce Scanfully 2.0! We’ve completely rebuilt the dashboard, with a new design across every view and more context where you investigate problems + tons of improvements and new features.

A WordPress page can feel slow because the browser is waiting for text. Yup, that's correct. Not for the server or the database or the PHP response... Waiting for text...

Why? Well, remote fonts can add DNS lookups, TLS negotiation, extra requests, and delayed rendering. This is why font strategy matters. Self-hosting, font-display, fallbacks, preloading, and file discipline all shape perceived speed. Learn browser-level performance: