More detail surfaced in the Activity Log, specifically the full window title and URL for each tracked session

I'd love to see

visible directly in the log view rather than truncated title that provides no real information because it is cut off.

The context:

I work at a digital agency where most of my clients operate in the same handful of platforms WordPress admin, Engaging Networks, GA4, Google Tag Manager, Looker Studio, Google Drive, Asana, etc. On any given day I might be inside GTM containers for three different nonprofits, editing WordPress pages across four client sites, or reviewing GA4 properties for half a dozen accounts. The application name alone ("Chrome," "GTM," "WordPress") tells me almost nothing about which client the work belongs to.

The window title and URL are what actually differentiate a session, that's where the client name, property ID, site domain, or document title lives. Without that detail exposed in the log, I'm left trying to reconstruct which client a 20-minute block of GTM work belonged to, which defeats the purpose of automatic tracking for me.

What would help:

Full, untruncated window titles visible in the Activity Log detail view.

Full URL (or at least the domain and path) for browser-based sessions

Ideally, the ability to filter or search the Activity Log by title/URL substring, so I can pull "everything with 'FWW' in the title"or all URLS containing "id918927" assign to a project, task or client and assign it to the right client/project/task in one pass

If there's a privacy concern, a per-user toggle to opt into full-detail logging would be a reasonable middle ground

Why it matters:

Rize's pitch automatic tracking that captures billable hours without timers really only works for multi-client agency folks if we can confidently attribute each session to the right client after the fact. Right now, the auto-categorization is a good start, but when it misses or gets ambiguous, I don't have enough raw information in the log to correct it manually without switching back to my browser history. And honestly not seeing the value in continuing with this tool without more contextual information provided.

Happy to share more about this if helpful.

Best, Stef Jones