# Magic Link Logs

The **Magic Link Logs** screen tracks all passwordless login attempts made through magic links on your website. This page helps you monitor who is requesting magic links, where the requests come from, and whether they succeeded or failed.

![WordPress magic login link logs in ultimate security](https://docs.wpultimatesecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/WordPress-magic-login-link-logs-in-ultimate-security.png)

### Understanding the Summary Counters

At the top of the page, six metric cards give you a quick overview of magic link activity:

- **Created:** Total number of magic links.

- **Used:** Number of magic links used.

- **Success:** Total successful login events completed via magic link.

- **Rate Limited:** Number of requests blocked because a user exceeded the allowed request limit.

- **Expired:** Number of magic links that passed their expiration time without being used.

- **Failed:** Number of failed login attempts using a magic link.

### Managing and Filtering Log Data

The main table lists every event with detailed columns: **ID**, **Event Type**, **Email**, **User**, **IP Address**, **Result**, **Message**, and **Date**. You can use the search and filter tools above the table to find specific records:

- **Time Filters:** Quick-select logs by **All Time**, **Today**, **Last 7 Days**, or **This Month**.

- **Event Filters:** Filter records by specific event statuses using the dropdown menu.

- **Search Bar:** Search for records using an email address, username, IP address, or message text.

- **Export and Clean Up:** Click **Export CSV** to download log data for external reporting, or select rows and click **Delete Selected** to clear unwanted log entries. You can also delete individual rows using the trash icon in the **Actions** column.

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Source: https://docs.wpultimatesecurity.com/docs/magic-link-login/magic-link-logs/