The Activity Logs API provides read-only access to your account's activity log through the Quicknode Admin API. It's the same log you see at Account → Activity in the dashboard, so you can pipe it into a SIEM, an audit report, or your own tooling.

Paid plans only

The Admin API is available on paid plans. The activity log must be turned on for your account; if it isn't, every route returns 403. Use an Admin API key with the Admin role—Viewer keys can't read the activity log.

Available methods

Method	Description
GET /v0/activity_logs	Returns activity log entries, newest first, with filters and pagination.
GET /v0/activity_logs/filters	Returns the actors and types you can filter by.
GET /v0/activity_logs/{id}	Returns a single activity log entry by ID.

Authentication and examples

Authenticate requests to https://api.quicknode.com with your Admin API key in the x-api-key header. Set the QN_API_KEY environment variable before running the method examples. See Admin API authentication for how to obtain a key.

Replace YOUR_QUICKNODE_ADMIN_API_KEY with your Admin API key, then run this example to retrieve the two most recent activity log entries:

export QN_API_KEY="YOUR_QUICKNODE_ADMIN_API_KEY"

curl --get 'https://api.quicknode.com/v0/activity_logs' \
  --header "x-api-key: ${QN_API_KEY}" \
  --header 'accept: application/json' \
  --data-urlencode 'limit=2'

Entry fields

Each activity log entry contains the following fields:

Field	Type	Notes
id	string (uuid)	Stable ID for the entry. Use it with /v0/activity_logs/{id}.
occurred_at	string (ISO 8601, UTC)	When the change happened.
action	string	What happened, such as created, updated, deleted, paused, invited, member_removed.
description	string	Human-readable summary, the same text the dashboard shows.
target	object	What was changed. See below.
actor	object	Who made the change. See below.

Target object

Field	Notes
id	ID of the thing that changed, such as an endpoint ID, team ID, or API key ID.
kind	One of the filter type values: endpoint, team, member, role, billing, add_on, or api_key. null for entries that don't fall under one of those types.
label	Display name of the kind, such as Endpoint or API key.
name	Current name where there is one: endpoint subdomain, team or role name, or API key ID. null when there's no name, for example for billing.

Actor object

type	When	id	name	email
user	A member of your account made the change in the dashboard	user uuid	member's name, or their email if they have no name	member's email
api_key	The change came through the Admin API	API key ID	null	null
quicknode	Quicknode made the change: support, billing operations, or an automated system job	null	Quicknode	null
deleted_user	The member who made the change no longer exists	null	Deleted user	null