Sessions & devices
Every time you sign in, Syntrum records a session — the device, browser, and location it came from. The Active sessions panel lets you see where your account is currently signed in and shut down anything you don't recognize.
You reach it from the sidebar under Admin → → Active sessions.
Reading the list#
Sessions are grouped by device so the list stays readable. Because a new session row is created each time you sign in, the same laptop or phone could otherwise appear dozens of times — instead you see one row per device, with a "3 sign-ins" style badge showing how many times you've signed in from it.
Each row shows:
- The device / browser (e.g. Chrome on macOS).
- (this device) in green next to the one you're using right now.
- The location, IP address, and when it was last active.
Scripts and API clients show up as sessions too. Syntrum labels them for what they are — e.g. "API access (curl)" — so an automated sign-in isn't mistaken for a mystery browser.
Revoking a session#
Next to any device that isn't the one you're using, click Revoke. That device is signed out immediately (all of its sign-ins in the group are cleared). Your current session is never revocable from its own row — you can't accidentally sign yourself out this way.
Use this the moment you spot something you don't recognize, or after signing in on a shared or public computer.
Sign out everywhere else#
To end every session except the one you're on, click Sign out all other devices. Every other browser, phone, and script is signed out at once, while you stay put. It's the fastest response if you think your account may be compromised.
Revoking sessions signs out the device, but it doesn't change your password. If you're locking out an intruder, also change your password () and, ideally, enable 2FA.
Session management is pre-wired. If the backend endpoint isn't live in your environment yet, the panel shows an amber note instead of the list and starts working automatically once it ships.
What's next#
- Authentication & 2FA — add a second factor so a stolen password isn't enough.
- Workspace settings — the rest of the Security tab.
- Troubleshooting — for lockouts and sign-in problems.

