Read and export the change log

After this page, you can find exactly the event you are looking for in the log: filtered by event type, person, period, and severity, and if needed as a file to download.

Steps#

Find an event#

1. Open Change log. The list shows Time, Event, Triggered by, and Resource, with the newest entries first.
2. Narrow down via Event type. Without a choice, it says All event types, and an area can be chosen as a whole.
3. Narrow down to one account via Person (otherwise All people).
4. Choose the Period: All time, Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, or Custom with the fields From and To.
5. If needed, choose the Severity: Debug, Info, Warning, or Error.
6. Click Load more for further entries. Reset clears all filters.

Even silent events appear in the log, such as the deletion of a role and every use of an emergency account.

Open an entry#

1. Click a row. The page Change log entry shows Event type, Timestamp, Triggered by, Kind, Resource, and, if stored, the Reason, which is the sentence someone enters when changing a role.
2. Under Technical details are Trace id, Correlation id, and Source domain. With them, you assign an event to a process.
3. Payload shows the changed fields with old and new values. If you lack the permission, it says: “The payload of this entry is reserved for owners. It contains changed values and may carry personal data.”

Request an export#

1. Open the Exports section and click Request export.
2. In the dialog, choose the Format: CSV, JSON, or PDF.
3. Turn on Apply current filter if only your selection should go into the file. Without a filter, the dialog warns: “No filter is set — the export covers the entire visible period.”
4. Confirm with Start export. The export runs in the background. The status goes from Pending through Processing to Completed.
5. Then click Download. Delete removes a file before it expires.

Options#

Who triggered the event#

Not every entry comes from a person. The Kind names the trigger: User, Operator, API key, Device, Display, Impersonation, Anonymous, or System. For an impersonation, it also says by whom. If the account is deleted, it says Pseudonymized, and the entry is kept. In some entries you may see OWNER, MANAGER, and MEMBER, which is what the built-in roles are called in the log.

Retention periods#

Below the list is the rule: “Entries stay visible for 2 years and are deleted permanently after 7. Exports remain available for 7 days.” Each export names its own end with Available until.

Check the result#

• The list shows exactly the events your filters describe.
• The opened entry names time, person, and resource, and with the permission also the changed values.
• The export is Completed, names its row count, and can be downloaded.

If something goes wrong#

Related#

• Manage members: change role, block, remove
• Permissions by role and by area
• Set up webhooks and check deliveries