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Activity Logs

Activity Logs provide administrators with a chronological record of important platform events.

Reviewing activity logs helps administrators understand platform activity, monitor administrative actions, and investigate operational changes when necessary.


Before you begin

Before accessing Activity Logs, ensure that you have:

  • Administrator access
  • Permission to view platform activity

[!NOTE] Activity Logs are available only to authorized administrators.


What are Activity Logs?

Activity Logs record important events that occur across the platform.

Depending on your platform configuration, logs may include:

  • User activity
  • Project activity
  • Workspace activity
  • Administrative actions
  • Template management activity

The available log entries depend on your platform configuration.


View activity logs

To review platform activity:

  1. Sign in as an administrator.
  2. Open the Admin Dashboard.
  3. Navigate to Activity Logs.

The activity list displays recent platform events.


Log information

Each activity log may include:

PropertyDescription
TimestampDate and time of the activity
UserUser who performed the action
ActivityDescription of the event
ResourceRelated platform resource
StatusResult of the action (if applicable)

Review activity

Activity Logs help administrators:

  • Monitor platform usage
  • Review administrative actions
  • Investigate recent changes
  • Understand platform events

Reviewing logs regularly helps maintain operational visibility.


Benefits

Activity Logs help administrators:

  • Monitor important events
  • Improve platform oversight
  • Support operational reviews
  • Maintain administrative transparency

Best practices

  • Review logs regularly.
  • Investigate unexpected activity.
  • Verify administrative changes before taking further action.
  • Maintain appropriate access to activity records.

[!TIP] Regularly reviewing Activity Logs helps administrators understand how the platform is being used and identify unusual activity more quickly.


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