Active Sessions

Introduction

Active Sessions is a security feature available in the MGID Ads dashboard that helps users monitor and manage active sessions. It provides visibility into all active login sessions, including device and location details, and allows users to end sessions that are no longer needed or appear suspicious.

To enhance account security, the system also sends email notifications whenever a login is detected from:

A new device
A new country
A new device and a new country (one combined notification email is sent)

Email Triggers

New device	Login from a new device
New country	Login from a new country
New device + New country	A single email is sent containing both trigger reasons

0. Active_sessions

How to Access Active Sessions

Go to Settings.
Select Security.
Open the Active Sessions section.

Permissions by Role

Role	Permission
User	Can view and terminate only their own sessions. Access is limited to the My Sessions tab.
Admin	Can view and terminate both their own sessions and sessions belonging to other users within the same client account. Access includes the My Sessions and Users Sessions tabs.

My sessions

The My Sessions tab displays all sessions associated with your account. Your current session is shown separately, labeled Current, and cannot be terminated.

Available Session Details:

Device	Device type, browser, and operating system
IP	IP address
Location	Country and city
Last active	Last activity time
Created	Session creation date

Available Actions

You can:

End a specific session by selecting Terminate.
End all other active sessions by selecting End All Other Sessions.

Once a session is terminated, it becomes invalid. The user will be required to log in again when attempting their next action.

1. Active_sessions

Users Sessions (Admin Only)

By default, administrators see only their own sessions. To review sessions belonging to other users, switch to the Users Sessions tab.

Administrators can quickly find specific sessions using the search field. Searches are performed using the user's email address.

Available Session Details

User	User email
Device	Device type, browser, and operating system
IP	IP address
Location	Country and city
Last active	Last activity time
Created	Session creation date

2. Active_sessions