

Kaya Login Notification settings.
Why use “Kaya Login Notification”?
Kaya Login Notification sends an email notification when a selected WordPress user successfully logs in to your site.
The plugin is easy to install and configure. You can choose which user roles should trigger notifications, add additional notification recipients, exclude trusted IP addresses and customize the notification email.
Login information can be included in notification emails using shortcodes. The available shortcodes are displayed directly in the settings page and can be copied with a single click.
Kaya Login Notification supports standard WordPress roles, custom roles such as WooCommerce roles, users with multiple roles, users without an assigned role and the Super Admin role on WordPress Multisite.
Login notifications help you monitor successful WordPress logins and identify unexpected access to your site.
Kaya Login Notification is a lightweight login notification plugin with customizable settings for WordPress sites.
The following information can be included in notification emails using shortcodes:
The UTM shortcode provides request and campaign information, including:
Kaya Login Notification does not collect or send personal user data to the plugin author or any third-party service.
The plugin does not set cookies and does not connect to external services.
When a user successfully logs in, the plugin temporarily processes login and user information to generate the configured notification email. This may include the username, user role, email address, IP address, browser and platform, depending on the selected shortcodes.
The plugin does not store this information after the notification has been generated.
Suggestions and feedback are welcome.
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