The activity log sits beside the revenue chart on your dashboard and records what has changed in Atlas: pages published, bundles activated, cart drawers updated. Its real value is that every entry also appears as a marker on the revenue chart, so you can see whether a change you made moved your numbers. You can add your own notes for anything Atlas cannot see, such as the day an ad campaign started.
What gets logged
Atlas writes an entry whenever something meaningful is published or changed: a page goes live, a bundle is activated, a cart drawer configuration is saved.
If nothing has happened yet you will see No activity yet. Actions like publishing pages, bundles, and cart drawers will appear here.
Entries are timestamped in relative terms: Just now, {count} minutes ago, {count} hours ago, {count} days ago. Select View all to open the full log in a modal, which loads more as you scroll and ends with All activity logs loaded.
Adding your own note
Most of what affects your revenue happens outside Atlas. A note lets you put those events on the same timeline.
Select
Add custom note.Set
Note date (for chart). The note appears on the chart for that day.Write a
Note description. The placeholder gives the idea:E.g., Ran a 20% discount offer for the weekend.Select
Save.
A description is required. Leaving it blank shows Note description is required.
Your note then appears in the log and as a marker on the revenue chart, labelled Custom note.
💡 Note the things that explain a spike or a dip: an ad campaign starting or stopping, a price change, a supplier delay, a shoutout from a creator. Three months later, this is the difference between reading your chart and guessing at it.
Editing and deleting entries
Each entry has two more actions.
Edit description lets you reword an entry. If saving fails you will see Failed to save changes.
Delete log removes the entry. Atlas asks Are you sure you want to delete this activity log? This action can't be undone.
ℹ️ Deleting a log entry only removes the record of the event, not the event itself. Deleting the entry for a published page does not unpublish the page. On the revenue chart, a marker whose record was removed reads This record has been deleted.