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Activity logs capture every meaningful community interaction — posts, edits, deletions, auth events, and more — as a structured, chronological stream. Every activity consists of a type (what happened), a version (describing the schema of its payload), an initiator (who performed the action), sometimes a recipient (who was the target of the action, e.g. the member who received an award), and a metadata payload of related entity IDs and point-in-time info (like a post title or feed label as it was when the event occurred).
Browse your community’s activities in Studio at studio.tightknit.ai/~/activities, where you can search, filter, and drill into any event.
Activities can also sync to your CRM via the Salesforce integration, so customer success and community teams can see community engagement alongside account records.

Activity types

Each event is tagged with an activity type that identifies what happened.

Metadata versioning

Every activity event carries a version number that describes the shape of its payload. When we add new fields or event types, we bump the version and publish the change on the Versions page.