logged
v.v. to record information in a formal way, like writing down facts in a book or on a computer. You use this when you need to keep a history of what happened.
v. to record events, observations, or data in a systematic or official manner. Often used in technical, maritime, or computing contexts to denote the formal entry of information into a ledger or database.
The pilot logged over five hundred hours of flight time last year.
The security guard logged every visitor who entered the building after six o'clock to maintain a clear safety record.
While the researchers logged every minor seismic shift during the month-long study, they failed to predict the significant tremor that eventually disrupted their equipment.
The verb is transitive and requires a direct object, such as 'hours', 'data', or 'miles'.
I logged into the bookI logged the entry in the book'Log into' is used for computer systems; when recording information in a physical or digital record, use 'log' as a transitive verb.