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Security

Keep your account safe and see a clear record of what your teammates and you have done — all from one place.

This is a reference page — it lists every option on the Security page and explains the activity log, in plain words. For how to sign in or recover your account, use Sign in and accounts.

In the Portal, open Settings, then choose Security. You’ll land on a short page with a back arrow to return to Settings at any time.

Settings > Security — Sessions at the top, a Danger Zone below.

The page, top to bottom:

  1. Sessions — sign out of all your devices at once.
  2. Danger Zone — delete your account and all its data.
Sessions — Log out of all devices

Click Log out of all devices and you’ll be signed out everywhere except the screen you’re on right now. Use it if you signed in on a shared or borrowed computer, or if you think someone else may have access. You’ll see “Logged out of all devices” and land back on the sign-in screen.

Danger Zone — Delete Account

Click Delete Account and a confirmation box asks you to be sure. Choosing Yes, Delete My Account permanently removes your account and all its data. This cannot be undone.

If you’re the owner of your company’s workspace, you’ll be asked to hand ownership to another member first — the Portal tells you this so your team isn’t left without an owner.

Your Activity log is a read-only record of actions taken across your company — who did something, what they did, and when. It’s there so you can look back and check, for example, when a teammate sent something or changed a setting.

The Activity log — a filterable table of actions, with a Download CSV button.

The page has three parts:

  1. Filters — narrow the list by action, by who did it, by what it touched, or by date. It shows the last 365 days by default. Type what you’re looking for, press Apply, or press Reset to clear.
  2. The table — one row per action, with four columns: When, Action, Actor (the person or teammate who did it), and Resource (what it affected). Use Previous / Next to page through.
  3. Download CSV — save the filtered list as a spreadsheet file to keep or share.

Most days you won’t need it. Open the activity log when:

  • A teammate did something you didn’t expect, and you want to see when and what.
  • You want to confirm an action happened (or didn’t).
  • You’re handing over to a colleague and want a record of recent activity.

AImetier runs many businesses on shared infrastructure, but your company’s information is walled off from every other customer’s — your chats, documents, tasks, and this activity log are visible only inside your own workspace. Nobody at another company can see them.

  1. “Log out of all devices” shows an error? Check your connection and try again — you stay signed in on this screen, so nothing is lost.
  2. Can’t delete your account? If you’re the workspace owner, hand ownership to another member first — the Portal will tell you. Then try again.
  3. Activity log looks empty? That’s expected on a new or quiet workspace (“No audit entries yet”). It fills in as actions happen. If you filtered and saw nothing, widen the date range or press Reset.
  4. Download CSV didn’t work? Try again — if it still fails, check your connection and your browser’s download settings.

Still stuck? See Getting help.

What does 'Log out of all devices' actually do?

It signs you out everywhere except the screen you’re using now. Your account and all your data stay exactly as they are — it just ends every other session, which is useful if you lost a device or used a shared computer.

If I delete my account, can I get it back?

No. Deleting is permanent and removes all your data with no undo. If you only want a break, sign out instead.

Why can't I delete my account?

You’re probably the owner of your workspace. Hand ownership to another member first so your team keeps an owner, then you can delete your own account.

Can other AImetier customers see my activity or data?

No. Your company’s chats, documents, tasks, and activity log live inside your own workspace and are not visible to any other customer.

My activity log is empty — is something broken?

No. The log fills in over time. A new or quiet workspace simply hasn’t recorded much yet, so you’ll see “No audit entries yet.” It’s not an error.