Active sessions and login history
Settings → Security → Login history lists the browsers that are signed in to your Syntic account right now. You can sign out any of them, and block an IP address you don’t trust.
What each entry shows
- The IP address it signed in from
- A This device label for the browser you’re using, and an Active label
- The browser and operating system
- The date
End one session
Find it
Open Settings → Security and scroll to Login history.
Choose Kill
For another device, choose Kill. For the browser you’re using, the button says Sign out.
Confirm
The Terminate session dialog explains that only that session ends and your other devices stay signed in. Choose Kill session.
You’ll see “Session ended” (or “Signed out on this device”). That device has to sign in again. Anything it has already loaded may keep working for a few minutes, until its short-lived access expires.
Block an IP address
Next to a session, the ban icon (Ban this IP) opens Ban IP address. Choose Ban IP to end your sessions from that address and sign that browser out if it comes back from there. Banned addresses are listed under Banned IP addresses, each with Unban.
A ban isn’t a firewall: it doesn’t stop a sign-in attempt itself, and an API key or Syntic Code sign-in already in use from that address keeps working until its access expires. If you think someone else has your account, use Sign out everywhere instead.
New sign-in emails
When your account signs in from a new device, Syntic emails you a message titled “New sign-in to your Syntic AI account” with a Review sign-ins button. If it wasn’t you, sign out everywhere and check your email account’s security.
What’s not listed here
Syntic Code and Syntic Desktop sign-ins are listed separately; see Syntic Code and Desktop sign-ins. API keys are managed on the API Keys page.
Organization admins can’t see or end members’ sessions from the app.