Receive selected login and block alerts, plus scheduled summaries of authentication activity.
Available in the current release.
Follow a sign-in alert for a role you have chosen to monitor.
To: reviewer@example.com
An alert tells you what happened so you can decide what needs attention.
A user in one of your selected roles successfully signs in.
FluentAuth includes the available user, method, address and time details.
WordPress mail sends the notification to your configured recipients. Delivery needs a working mail setup.
The recipient checks expected activity or opens the audit log to investigate further.
An unexpected administrator sign-in may deserve attention now. Routine activity may be better reviewed together. A useful alert policy distinguishes the two.
FluentAuth can send selected login and block alerts, plus scheduled summaries. Notifications help shorten the time between an event and a review. They do not block an event or investigate it for you.
Available in the current release.
Follow the setup guide →
Block notifications are sent per block rather than for every failed guess. Digests summarise activity so you can spot patterns and return to the detailed log when needed.
A small site may need immediate administrator alerts and a weekly digest. A busy editorial team may prefer fewer routine messages. Choose settings that leave important emails noticeable, and make sure someone owns the follow-up.
File monitoring has its own alert configuration. Login notifications use WordPress mail, so test delivery to the selected recipient before relying on them. An alert is a prompt to investigate, not a conclusion that an account is compromised.
Choose the events that matter, assign recipients and test delivery before relying on alerts.