In the knowledge base article HubSpot says that Super Admins can view and export login history for up to a year, which includes both logins to app.hubspot.com and the HubSpot mobile app.
If you’re not seeing mobile logins in your audit log, it might be worth checking your filters or making sure you’re viewing the full history.
You’re absolutely right to look at Audit Logs > Login History when trying to assess HubSpot usage across your team globally. However, it’s important to note:
HubSpot Audit Log Limitations:
The Audit Log (Login History) primarily tracks web-based logins (i.e., through browsers).
Mobile App logins (iOS/Android) are not consistently tracked in the Audit Log login records.
This means if a user logs in only via the mobile app, it may not appear in your login history report.
Alternative Ways to Track Mobile Usage:
While you can’t directly track mobile logins, here are a few workarounds to measure activity:
Activity Monitoring via Last Active Time
Navigate to the Users & Teams settings.
You’ll find a column labeled Last Active—this gives you a general idea of user engagement, regardless of platform.
Tracking Specific Actions
If you want to confirm that users are actively engaging:
Run an Activity Report on actions like calls, notes, meetings, or email opens—these can be done via mobile.
Filter by user and date range to infer activity.
HubSpot API (Advanced)
If your team has dev resources, you could:
Use the Audit Logs API (Enterprise only) for more detailed data.
Or explore activity logging via the Engagements API to track calls/notes/tasks from mobile users.
Current Limitation Acknowledgment:
HubSpot does not currently offer native tracking of mobile app login events in a way that is audit-log compatible. I’d recommend submitting feedback through your HubSpot portal if mobile login tracking is essential to your use case.
Why is this not in official documentation? You provide false sense of security with hiding this stuff. Also, what kind of SaaS service does not give audit/authentication logs for all types of logins on enterprise subscription plans. Having proper audit/authentication logs is a basic thing.
Thank you for voicing your concerns so directly, transparency and security are critical topics, and I appreciate you raising them in the HubSpot community.
Here is the Audit Log documentation: “View and export account activity history”.
Your feedback, both on the product and on the documentation, matters, and I’ve flagged this thread for our product and documentation teams to review.
If audit and authentication transparency is essential for your business, I recommend submitting this suggestion in the HubSpot Ideas Forum, where the HubSpot team routinely reviews suggestions to shape the roadmap.
Hi @HBITAdmin, I hope that you are well!
Just getting back to you on this, our audit logs will track when users log in, but not each time they open the mobile app.
I wanted to let you know that we heard your feedback, and we’ve made an update to this article with this information: “View and export account activity history”.
Thanks again for sharing your feedback with us. It helps improve HubSpot for our whole Community.
Have a wonderful day and I look forward to seeing you around the Community!
Bérangère
Alternatively, you can always navigate to Settings > Users & Teams. Here you can both filter (like on an index page) and also sort by the “Last active” column:
Hi everyone! My name is Kenny and I’m a Product Manager at HubSpot. We recently took over the Audit Log and we’d love to better understand how we can improve the tool for our users. Please note that when logging in to the mobile app, users will remain logged in for 30 days, so they don’t have to log in each time they use the app. The audit log doesn’t track every time the app is opened by the user, but each login is. I’d love to hear more from your use cases -- feel free to DM me if you are open to chatting more!
we are pushing our sales to use HuBSpot. and the uasge of HubSpot is the API, so we need to retrive all the actions in HubSpot. include login form web or APP(there is no record from APP), any operation of object(there is no view record from page), activity include note(there is no record of note). and also it’ll be better if we can create an weekly report about audit log.
Hi Jaylin, thanks for the feedback! I sent you a message with my meeting link so we can chat more thoroughly about these use cases. Our audits surface events from other teams, so in order to make changes to how we surface APP logins, we’d need to work with the mobile login team. I would love to chat to better understand exactly what you are looking for so I can work with the internal teams to see what we can do.