Activity Feed

KPIs tell admins the size and shape of activity in their organization, but the activity feed tells them what is happening right now and what needs their attention. This narrative view supports the oversight role of organization admins - catching anomalies, monitoring volunteer engagement patterns, and quickly responding to flagged items without polling individual sections of the portal. It directly serves the workshop-validated coordinator and admin oversight needs (activity review, approval, flagging) by giving a single chronological surface that reduces the cognitive cost of staying on top of a busy organization, and it lays groundwork for audit transparency that organizations need for Bufdir reporting and internal governance.

The activity feed is implemented as a paginated, server-rendered panel on the dashboard with infinite-scroll or load-more semantics, backed by an activity feed service that queries activity-relevant tables (activities, flags, audit_logs, user_roles) scoped to the organization. Events are normalized into a common shape (timestamp, actor, action, subject, link) so the UI renders a uniform list regardless of source. Module-toggle awareness ensures events from disabled modules do not appear. Each entry links to the appropriate detail or oversight surface (activity review, user management, expense queue). Performance relies on indexed timestamp queries and a hard limit on rolling window depth; older events remain accessible via the audit log.