How can I find the last login date of a user?

How can I view the last login dates for all users?

Web client

This guide applies to ADONIS 16, ADOIT 17, and ADOGRC 13 and later versions. For instructions applicable to earlier versions, please click here.

To find out when a user last logged in, please log into your Administration page.

Steps	Description
1	Navigate to User Management. Click on the three dots and activate the “Last Login” option.
2	Now the column with the last login dates is displayed.

Rich client

These instructions apply to versions prior to ADONIS 16, ADOIT 17 and ADOGRC 13. For instructions that apply to later versions, please click here.

To find out when a user last logged in, please log in to the Administration Toolkit (ATK).

Steps	Description
1	Then navigate to User Management. Click on the three dots and activate the “Last Login” option.
2	Now the column with the last login is displayed.

Where can I view the currently active sessions and how long they have been logged in for?

Web client

This guide applies to ADONIS 16, ADOIT 17, and ADOGRC 13 and later versions. For instructions applicable to earlier versions, please click here.

To view the current active sessions and their login times, please log into your Administration Page.

Steps	Description
1	Click on More options (1).
2	A side bar will appear, click on License overview (2).
3	In the License Overview, you can view the currently active sessions and their login times.

Rich client

These instructions apply to versions prior to ADONIS 16, ADOIT 17 and ADOGRC 13. For instructions that apply to later versions, please click here.

To view the current active sessions and their login times, log in to the Administration Page of the web client. The License Overview page should open automatically. If not, please follow the steps below.

Steps	Description
1	Click on the three dots (1) and then on License Overview (2) to access the License Overview.
2	In the License Overview, you can view the currently active sessions and their login times.