> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Sessions

> See every device signed in to your account and sign any of them out.

## Overview

**Sessions** lists every device signed in to your account, with per-device sign-out. Find it at **Settings → Security → Sessions**. Revoking a device signs it out immediately, but note it can sign back in with your password: revoking is not a password change.

## Reading the list

Each row is a device. Its name, a green **This device** marker for the one you're on, and a meta line of **IP · last activity · signed-in date**. Activity reads "active now" (within \~5 minutes), "active X ago", or "signed out X ago".

Filter by **status** (Active / Signed out / All), **device** (All / Desktop / Mobile), and by **Active** or **Signed in** time window (Past 24 hours … Over 90 days ago).

## Signing devices out

* **Revoke** a single other device, or **Log out** the current one, from its row.
* **Sign out everywhere else** (header) signs out every other active device at once, always sparing the one you're on. When the list is filtered it becomes **Sign out N device(s)** and acts on just those.

## Troubleshooting

| Symptom                                   | Likely cause                                               | What to check                                               |
| ----------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| A device shows **No IP**                  | Sessions from before July 2026 didn't record an IP address | Expected for older sessions; newer ones show the address.   |
| A revoked device signed back in           | Revoking isn't a password change                           | Change your password to force re-authentication everywhere. |
| "active now" on a device you're not using | Activity is written on a \~5-minute throttle               | It reflects the last \~5 minutes, not real time.            |

<Note>
  When reporting an issue, include the **request id** shown in the error toast. It links the in-app error to the server logs.
</Note>

## Related

* [My account](/start/account/overview)


## Related topics

- [Authentication](/dev/auth/overview.md)
- [CLI](/dev/cli/overview.md)
- [Data Import](/automation/jobs/migrations.md)
- [My Account](/start/account/overview.md)
- [Browser SDK](/dev/sdks/browser.md)