Sometimes you need to know who did what, and when — whether a teammate was added to your account, publish settings changed on a domain, or a new version of a project went live. Vev keeps a record of this activity in three places:
Account activity — account-level events like members being added or removed and project plan changes.
Hosting logs — events on a specific hosting domain, like publish settings being created or changed.
Publish history — every published version of a project, with the option to roll back.
This article shows you where to find each one and what you’ll see there.
Account activity
Account activity gives you an audit trail of events across your whole account.
Where to find it
Open your Account settings.
Select Activity in the sidebar.
You’ll land on the Account activity page (breadcrumb: Account > Activity).
What’s tracked
Each event is listed in a table with the following columns:
Column | What it shows |
Event | A description of what happened, e.g. “User xyz@gmail.com was removed from this account” or “Project plan added to project Case Presentation”. |
Activity | The event’s type badge, e.g. Info. |
Triggered by | The account member who performed the action. |
Date | When the event happened. |
Snapshot | A View link on some events. |
Events include account membership changes (members added or removed) and project plan changes.
Filtering the list
Use the filter bar at the top of the table:
The Activity dropdown filters by event type. It’s set to All by default. [VERIFY: which options the dropdown offers besides All]
The Filter by event field lets you search for a specific event — for example, type a teammate’s email to find when they were added.
Hosting logs
Each hosting domain keeps its own log of hosting events, which is handy when you’re troubleshooting a publish or checking when a domain’s settings changed.
Where to find it
Open your Account settings and go to Hosting.
Select the domain you want to inspect.
Select Logging in the domain’s sidebar (alongside Settings, Projects, Permissions, Integrations, SEO, and Ceros upload).
The Logging page lists that domain’s hosting events.
Reading the Logs tab
The Logs table has four columns:
Column | What it shows |
Success | Whether the event completed successfully. |
Type | The event category, e.g. Settings. |
Event Message | What happened, e.g. “Publish settings for /my-project created” or “Publish settings changed”. |
Timestamp | When it happened, in GMT — e.g. “Fri, 16 May 2025 08:17:15 GMT”. |
Publish history
Publish history is logged per project. It gives you an overview of every published version of the project, and lets you roll back to a previously published version.
Where to find it
Open the project’s Project settings.
Select Publish history in the sidebar (alongside Pages, Publish destinations, and Export).
What’s tracked
Every publish appears as a row in the table:
Column | What it shows |
Version | The version number, counting up from 1. |
Endpoint | Where that version was published — a URL (e.g. |
Timestamp | When the version was published. |
Published by | The team member who published it. |
Live | A green check on the version that’s currently live. |
If the project publishes to more than one endpoint, use the Select endpoint dropdown above the table to filter the list to a single endpoint (choose Clear to remove the filter).
Rolling back to a previous version
To roll back, find the version you want to return to, click the three dots (⋮) at the end of its row, and choose to roll back to that version. The rollback only changes what’s live at the published URL — your project stays unchanged in the editor, and you don’t need to republish manually. Rolling back requires the Professional plan or higher.
Good to know
Hosting log timestamps are shown in GMT, so they may differ from your local time.
Publish history tracks published versions only. For the full edit history of a project — including auto-saved and manually saved versions — see How to use version history.
Enterprise customers can also get access to audit logs for editor logins and stored-secret usage — see Security in Vev. [VERIFY: whether these enterprise audit logs are the same as the Account activity page or a separate export]