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# Login History

"Login History" would include information about each time you and Agent logged into your Picky Assist account, such as the date and time of the login, login status, role, Email, and log info where the login occurred. Search the login details by entering the Date , role, status, email, log info, IP.

**View Profile-**> **Login History**\
Login history : <https://pickyassist.com/alpha/profile/logs>

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**Date** : Login date & time.

**Status** : Login status (Pass or Fail)

**Role** : Admin or Agent&#x20;

**Email** : Mail id of the person who logged in.

**Log info** : If the login failed due to any invalid details such as username or password will be shown.

**IP** : In which IP the Admin or Agent tries to login to the Picky Assist account.<br>


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