Audit Logs

The Audit Logs page gives administrators a complete audit trail of all changes made on the platform. Every time someone adds, updates, or removes a configuration, the action is recorded here. This makes it straightforward to trace who changed what and when, whether you are investigating an issue, reviewing access changes, or preparing for a compliance audit. Navigational actions such as viewing pages are not tracked: only actions that modify data appear in the logs.

Filtering

Three filter buttons help you find specific events:

• Date Range: Defaults to the last 7 days. The exact date range is displayed above the table.

• Action Type: Filter by the type of change (e.g., User Locked, User Deactivated, User Reactivated).

• Actor: Filter by the person who made the change.

A label below the filters indicates how many filters are currently applied.

Log Table

Each log entry contains the following information:

Time	When the action occurred
Actor	Who performed the action (shown as their email address)
Action	What was done (e.g., "User Reactivated", "User Locked")
Target	Which user or resource was affected
Outcome	Whether the action succeeded

Event Detail

Clicking a log entry expands it to reveal the full context of the change, organized into four sections:

Actor Details identifies who performed the action, including their user ID, email, IP address, and browser user agent. This level of detail helps verify the authenticity of actions and identify the exact session involved.

Target Details identifies the affected resource, including its type, ID, and name.

Changes shows exactly what was modified, displaying the previous and new values side by side (e.g., status changed from "deactivated" to "active"). This makes it easy to understand the impact of each action at a glance.

Request Metadata shows the technical context, including the source (e.g., "portal") and the API path that was called.

Pagination

Below the table, pagination controls show the total number of entries. You can configure how many entries to display per page and navigate between pages.