Reviewing the Application Link Log typically involves checking a record of activities related to the links you have set up in WHMCS. This can include information about when links were created, modified, or accessed.

Since WHMCS doesn't have a built-in "Application Link Log," it's possible you're referring to a custom or third-party module or an add-on that provides this functionality. Here's a general approach you can follow to review logs in WHMCS:

1. Check the Module or Add-On Documentation:

   If you're using a custom or third-party module or add-on, consult the documentation provided by the developer. They should provide specific instructions on how to review logs.

2. Access the Log or Reports Section:

   • Log in to your WHMCS admin panel.
   • Look for a section related to logs or reports. This is where activity logs are usually stored.

3. Look for Application Link Activity:

   • Once you're in the logs or reports section, look for entries related to Application Links. This might include information about link creation, modification, or access.

4. Filter or Search Logs (if available):

   • If there's a large volume of log entries, use any filtering or search options provided to narrow down the results to Application Link-related activities.

5. Review Log Entries:

   • Check the log entries for relevant information, such as timestamps, actions performed, and the usernames or IPs associated with those actions.

6. Take Action if Needed:

   • If you find any unusual or unauthorized activities in the log, take appropriate action. This might include investigating further, updating security measures, or notifying relevant parties.

If you're using a specific module or add-on for managing application links, consider providing the name or details of that module. This way, I can offer more precise guidance based on the specific functionality it provides.