Audit Logs

Audit Logs

Monitor user activities and system events.

Audit logs answer who performed which action, when, against what entity, whether it succeeded, and from which network location.

Where to find everything: Administration Settings.

Summary metrics

Typical headline tiles:

• Total actions — volume in the current result set or time window.
• Top action type — most frequent action (for example view).
• Top user — most active user in the window.
• Top entity — most-touched resource type (for example Project).

Filters

Use filters together to narrow results:

• Username
• Role (for example All roles)
• Action (for example All actions)
• Entity (for example All entities)
• Status (for example All status)
• Start date / End date
• Search — free-text across visible fields where supported
• Clear filters — reset all filters

Audit log table

Common columns:

Investigation workflow

1. Set date range first.
2. Narrow by user or role if you know who changed something.
3. Filter entity and action to find configuration or security-sensitive events.
4. Export or copy details for incident or compliance follow-up if your build supports export.

Best practices

• Review logs on a cadence that matches your risk (weekly/monthly).
• Keep administrator membership small; confirm sensitive actions in audit logs.
• For deep diagnosis, temporarily pair with Debug Logging.

Related articles

• Role Permissions
• User Policies
• Debug Logging