Overview
Login Sessions allow you to view where and when your SPRL account has been accessed. Regularly reviewing your login activity helps you identify unfamiliar devices, detect suspicious access, and keep your account secure.
If you notice a login that you don't recognise, you should immediately sign out of the session, change your password, and enable Two-Factor Authentication if it is not already enabled.
Good to Know:
SPRL displays information about your current login session and your most recent login, helping you quickly identify unusual account activity.
Where to View Login Sessions
- Sign in to your SPRL account.
- Click your profile icon in the top-right corner.
- Select My Account or Account Settings.
- Open the Security section.
- Navigate to Login Sessions.
Information You Can View
Your login activity may include information such as:
| Information | Description |
| Current Session | The device and browser currently being used to access your account. |
| Last Login | Your most recent successful sign-in. |
| Login Time | Date and time of the login activity. |
| IP Address | The network address used during sign-in. |
| Browser | The web browser used to access your account. |
| Operating System | The operating system of the device used to sign in. |
| Location | An approximate location based on the IP address, when available. |
Review Your Login Activity
Review your login history regularly to ensure every sign-in was made by you or someone you trust.
Pay particular attention to:
- Unknown devices.
- Unexpected locations.
- Unusual login times.
- Browsers or operating systems you don't recognise.
What to Do If You Notice Suspicious Activity
If you see a login session that you don't recognise:
- Change your account password immediately.
- Enable Two-Factor Authentication if it is not already enabled.
- Sign out of any unfamiliar sessions, if the option is available.
- Review your account settings for any unexpected changes.
- Contact SPRL Support if you believe your account has been compromised.
Current and Recent Login Information
The SPRL dashboard includes quick access to:
- Your current login session.
- Your previous successful login.
- Recent account activity.
This information provides a convenient way to monitor your account security without navigating through multiple settings pages.
Best Practices
- Review your login sessions regularly.
- Use a strong, unique password.
- Enable Two-Factor Authentication.
- Never share your account credentials.
- Always sign out after using a shared or public computer.
- Keep your browser and operating system up to date.
Troubleshooting
I don't recognise a login session
Immediately change your password, enable Two-Factor Authentication, and review your account for any unexpected activity. Contact SPRL Support if you believe your account has been accessed without your permission.
My location looks incorrect
Locations are estimated using your IP address and may not always be precise. This is normal, especially when using mobile networks, VPNs, or certain internet service providers.
I don't see my latest login
Refresh the page or sign in again. If the issue continues, contact SPRL Support for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I review my login sessions?
Regularly reviewing your login activity helps you detect unauthorised access and protect your account.
What information is shown for each login?
You may see details such as the login time, IP address, browser, operating system, approximate location, and whether it is your current or previous session.
What should I do if I see an unfamiliar login?
Change your password immediately, enable Two-Factor Authentication, review your account activity, and contact SPRL Support if you believe your account has been compromised.
Is the displayed location always accurate?
No. Login locations are estimated from IP addresses and may not always reflect your exact physical location.
Learn More:
Combine regular login session reviews with a strong password, email verification, and Two-Factor Authentication to provide the highest level of protection for your SPRL account.
Tip: Make it a habit to check your current and recent login sessions whenever you sign in from a new device or after travelling. Detecting unusual activity early is one of the best ways to prevent unauthorised access.