Audit Log

The Audit Log tracks user actions performed on platform entities — devices, assets, dashboards, rule chains, customers, users, and more. Each record captures who performed the action, what was changed, when it happened, and whether it succeeded. Tenant administrators rely on the audit log to monitor activity, investigate incidents, and support security and compliance reviews.

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Open Security ⇾ Audit logs from the left-hand menu. The page lists recorded actions for the tenant, sorted by time with the most recent first.

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Use the controls above the table to narrow down the list:

• Time range — click the time range button (for example, last 1 day) to choose a preset period or a custom date range.
• Audit log filter — filter the list by criteria such as entity type, user, action type, or status.
• Search — click the search icon to reveal a text field and filter the currently loaded records by any visible text, such as an entity name or user email.
• Refresh — reload the list using the current time range and filters.

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Open the ⋮ menu at the end of a row and select Details to inspect the full record. The Audit log details dialog shows the raw Action data — the JSON payload associated with the action, such as the resulting entity state after a create or update, or error details when an action fails.

This is useful for confirming exactly what changed, for example comparing a device’s configuration before and after an update, or checking which fields were set when an entity was created.

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Each row summarizes one recorded action:

Column	Description
Timestamp	When the action occurred.
Entity type	The type of entity acted upon, for example Device, Asset, Dashboard, Rule chain, Customer, or User.
Entity name	The name of the specific entity.
User	The email of the user who performed the action.
Type	The action performed, for example Added, Updated, Deleted, Assigned to Customer, or Login. The available action types depend on the entity being audited.
Status	Success or Failure. Open the record’s details to see error information when an action fails.

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Audit logs are also accessible programmatically via the REST API. Available endpoints support fetching entries by user, entity, or customer, or retrieving all records with pagination.

Refer to the REST API reference for the full list of audit log endpoints.

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• Security Overview — authentication, sessions, and other tenant-wide security settings.
• Roles and Permissions — control who can view audit records for specific entities, customers, or users.
• Users — user accounts are themselves an audited entity type.
• Devices — view a device’s own audit log from its details page.
• Assets — view an asset’s own audit log from its details page.
• Customers — view a customer’s own audit log from its details page.