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Session Management

Session management lets you see the devices where your own account is currently signed in, and sign out of sessions you don't recognize.

Viewing Active Sessions​

  1. In the sidebar, go to My Account → Security
  2. Find the Active Sessions section

Your current session is highlighted, and any other sessions are listed below it.

Active Sessions
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Current Session:
┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 🟢 macOS — Chrome                       │
│    IP: 192.168.1.50                     │
│    Active now            [Current]       │
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘

Other Sessions:
┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 🟢 iOS — Safari                         │
│    IP: 83.45.123.78                     │
│    Last active: 2 hours ago      [🗑]    │
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘

┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ⚪ Windows — Chrome                     │
│    IP: 203.0.113.45                     │
│    Last active: 3 days ago       [🗑]    │
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘

[Logout All Other Sessions]

Session Information​

Each session shows:

FieldDescription
DeviceOperating system inferred from the browser (macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, Linux)
BrowserChrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, etc. (inferred from the user agent)
IP AddressThe IP address recorded for the session
Last ActiveWhen the session was last used
note

Sessions do not include geographic location, ISP, a per-session detail view, or activity counts. The device and browser are inferred from the user agent string, and the only data stored per session is the user agent, IP address, creation time, and last-used time.

Signing Out Sessions​

Single Session​

Click the trash icon next to any other session to terminate it. That device's token is invalidated immediately and the session is removed from the list.

All Other Sessions​

Click Logout All Other Sessions to sign out everywhere except your current device.

Logout All Other Sessions?
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This will:
  • Log out your other sessions
  • Invalidate all existing tokens on those devices
  • Require re-authentication on those devices

Your current session stays active.

[Cancel] [Logout All Sessions]

When to Review Sessions​

Review your sessions when:

  • 🔴 Immediately: You notice suspicious activity
  • 🔴 After: Your password was compromised
  • 🟡 Regularly: Monthly security check
  • 🟡 After: Using a shared or public computer
  • 🟢 Optionally: After traveling

Suspicious Sessions​

Warning Signs​

Watch for sessions from:

SignConcern LevelAction
Unknown device or browser🔴 HighSign out, change password
IP address you don't recognize🔴 HighSign out immediately
Very old sessions🟡 MediumSign out for hygiene

If You See Suspicious Activity​

  1. Sign out the suspicious session immediately
  2. Change your password right away
  3. Enable 2FA if not already enabled
  4. Review recent account activity
  5. Check for any changes made to your account
⚠️ Suspicious Session Detected?
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If you don't recognize this session:

1. Terminate that session (trash icon)
2. Use **Logout All Other Sessions** to clear every other device
3. Change your password
4. Review the [Audit Logs](/platform/settings/advanced/audit-log) for unexpected activity
note

Session management in Sealmetrics is per user — you manage only your own sessions. There is no admin "team session" view, "force sign out user", session-timeout policy, "Remember Me" toggle, or API-session panel in the dashboard. (API tokens are managed separately under API keys and are revoked there, not from this page.)

Session Security Best Practices​

  • ✅ Sign out from shared computers
  • ✅ Review your sessions periodically
  • ✅ Enable 2FA on your account
  • ✅ Use Logout All Other Sessions if you suspect your account was accessed
  • ❌ Don't stay signed in on public computers
  • ❌ Don't ignore sessions you don't recognize

Troubleshooting​

"Session expired unexpectedly"​

  • Verify you didn't sign out from another device or use Logout All Other Sessions
  • Note that changing your password signs out all sessions
  • Clear browser cookies and sign in again

"Can't see my sessions"​

  • Make sure you're signed in
  • Try refreshing the page

"Old sessions still showing"​

  • "Last active" shows the last recorded activity for that session
  • Terminate a session to remove it from the list immediately
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