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Consult the audit log

Guide utilisateur User guide

1 Open the audit log

Navigation
In the sidebar's "Management" section, click "Audit log" to review the history of actions performed on your community.
Step 1

2 The audit log

Traceability
Each row records one action: the timestamp, the action type, the affected entity, who did it, and the source. The change you just made appears at the top of the list.
Step 2

3 The action details

Payload
Clicking a row expands its JSON payload — here, the list of changed fields. This is the full technical record of exactly what changed.
Step 3

4 Filter the log

Search
Use the filters to narrow things down: here the entity type "community" keeps only community-related events. You can also filter by action, by id, or by a date range.
Step 4

5 Reset the filters

Search
The "Clear filters" button wipes every criterion at once and shows the whole log again.
Step 5

6 Export the log

Export
The "Export" button downloads the full log as a CSV file — handy for archiving or handing it to your regulator.
Step 6

Consult the audit log

Guide utilisateur User guide

1 Open the audit log

Navigation
Tap the menu icon to open the navigation drawer, then in the "Management" section tap "Audit log".
Step 1

2 The audit log

Traceability
Each row records one action: the timestamp, the action type, the affected entity, who did it, and the source. The change you just made appears at the top of the list.
Step 2

3 The action details

Payload
Clicking a row expands its JSON payload — here, the list of changed fields. This is the full technical record of exactly what changed.
Step 3

4 Filter the log

Search
Use the filters to narrow things down: here the entity type "community" keeps only community-related events. You can also filter by action, by id, or by a date range.
Step 4

5 Reset the filters

Search
The "Clear filters" button wipes every criterion at once and shows the whole log again.
Step 5

6 Export the log

Export
The "Export" button downloads the full log as a CSV file — handy for archiving or handing it to your regulator.
Step 6