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title: "Activity Log - Auto-Respond Docs"
description: "A timeline of recent changes to your sources' active state and subscription events in Auto-Respond."
source: https://auto-respond.com/docs/activity-log/
last_updated: 2026-04-21
---

![Activity Log documentation guide](https://auto-respond.com/assets/docs/activity-log.svg "Activity Log Documentation")

A visual guide to the Activity Log documentation, covering the setup, configuration, and workflow details explained on this page. Documentation illustration for Activity Log.

# Activity Log

The **Activity Log** is a chronological record of recent changes to your sources’ active/inactive state and your subscription. Use it to see what changed, when, and - for each event - which sources were affected.

## Getting here

In Auto-Respond, open **Activity Log** from the **Settings** section of the sidebar.

## What the page shows

Each entry on the page is one event. From top to bottom, entries are sorted newest first. A card per event shows:

- **Event label** - a colored label with an icon describing what happened (see the list below).
- **Time** - the exact date and time the event occurred, plus a relative “time ago” label (for example, _5 minutes ago_, _2 days ago_).
- **Affected sources** - the list of sources involved in that event, each with its platform icon, name, and address if available.

If there’s nothing to show yet, the page displays _“No Activity Yet”_ with a note that recent source activity changes will appear there.

## Event types

The Activity Log tracks the following event types:

### Manually Turned ON

A source was activated - either newly added and turned on, or switched from inactive back to active. Shown in green with a toggle-on icon.

### Manually Turned OFF

A source was switched from active to inactive. Shown in red with a toggle-off icon. The source stops receiving new inquiries until it’s turned back on.

### Subscription Activated

Your subscription was activated - for example, when you completed signup, finished your trial conversion, or resumed a cancelled subscription. Shown in green.

### Subscription Cancelled

Your subscription ended. Shown in red.

### Subscription Cancelled by User

You (or someone with access to your account) cancelled the subscription from the Billing dialog. Shown in red.

### Subscription Cancelled (Payment Failure)

The subscription was cancelled automatically because a payment failed and could not be recovered. Shown in red. Update your payment method in **Billing** to resume.

### Sources Turned Off

This event appears alongside a **Subscription Cancelled by User** event and lists the sources that were turned off as a consequence. Shown in red.

## Scope

- The Activity Log shows events for sources in the **current business**. If you manage multiple businesses, switch the business in the top bar to see a different business’s log.
- The log captures changes to **active state** and **subscription events** - it is not a full audit trail of every setting change.

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If you’re trying to understand why a source stopped receiving inquiries, the Activity Log is usually the fastest place to look - it tells you whether the source was turned off manually or whether a billing/subscription event caused the change.

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Questions? Email <support@auto-respond.com>.

Last updated: April 21, 2026