Audit logs help companies monitor user activity and keep track of potential security breaches or internal misuses of information.
Ometria’s audit log records the following activity per Ometria account user:
- Authentication activity
- Report generation and data export
- All activity in the the users and permissions area
- Coupon pool creation
The audit log helps you track who did what, where they did it, and when.
See also:
- How realtime is the data in the audit logs?
- How far back in time can I look on the audit logs?
- Who has access to the audit logs?
- Can an admin user delete or edit the audit logs?
- Can I export the data in the logs via CSV or API?
Go to: Your account > Security
You have access to the last 30 days of activity by default.
Narrow down your date range using the following filters:
- Today
- Yesterday
- Last 7 days
- Last 28 days
- Custom range
See also:
- Search and filter the audit log
- Authentication in the audit log
- Users and permissions in the audit log
- Reporting events in the audit log
- API keys in the audit log
- Custom fields in the audit log
- Frequency capping in the audit log
- Coupon pools in the audit log
- SSO in the audit log
Target
The target is the user or component (e.g. report) which has been acted upon by the User.
Type |
Description |
User |
The user affected by the activity e.g removing or adding permissions. |
Reports |
The report which has been either generated or downloaded. |
User
The user is the person who performed the activity.
E.g. If sarah@fashion.com changed bill@fashion.com’s user permissions to include ‘can export data’, Sarah is the user and Bill is the target.
IP address
The IP address from which the activity originated. An IP address is a unique number linked to all online activity for this contact.
Country
The country location of the IP address - either as registered by the ISP or the organisation responsible for the IP address (e.g. your company).
Timestamp
The time and date the activity took place, displayed in UTC.
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