Audit Log

Field-level before/after history. The forensic record of who changed what, when.

The Audit Log is the field-level before-and-after record of every change. It's distinct from the Activity Log, the higher-level event stream that powers the dashboard feed.

What gets logged

  • Every update on an audited record: who changed which field, from what to what, and when.
  • Deletes (soft and hard).
  • Status changes.
  • Permission changes on role definitions.
The Audit Log with search, entity type, user and date filters, and rows showing timestamp, user, action, entity, and changes
The Audit Log, filterable by entity, user, and date. Each row expands to the before and after values.

What doesn't

  • Reads. The Audit Log is write events only.
  • Internal computed changes (for example a recurring schedule advancing its next run date).

Where it lives

Sidebar -> Insights -> Audit Log. Filter by entity type, user, or date range. Each row expands to show the field-level diff, and the detail page carries the full change list plus a snapshot of the record after the change. You can also pull an entity's history straight from its own detail page.

Use cases

  • Forensic: "Who deleted this customer?" "Who changed the tax rate yesterday?"
  • Disputes: "When was the invoice amount last edited?"
  • Coaching: "How often do techs edit time entries after the fact?"

Retention

Append-only and retained for the life of your workspace, so the forensic trail is always there when you need it.

Plan tier

Audit Log is on Business.