Audit Logs

The Audit Logs view provides a complete, read-only record of every administrative action performed through the console.

What Gets Logged

Every time an operator creates, updates, or deletes a resource, an audit log entry is recorded with:

Field	Description
Operator	Who performed the action
Action	What they did (create, update, delete)
Entity type	What kind of resource was affected (stage, agent, project, etc.)
Entity ID	Which specific resource was changed
Previous state	The resource's state before the change
New state	The resource's state after the change
Timestamp	When the action occurred

Use Cases

• Track changes — See exactly who changed what and when. Useful when something breaks and you need to figure out which edit caused it.
• Compliance and governance — Maintain a record of all operator actions for compliance purposes.
• Collaboration — When multiple team members work on the same project, audit logs show who did what.
• Rollback support — The previous and new state data lets you see exactly what changed, making it easier to manually revert a problematic edit.

Access

Audit logs are visible to users with the audit:read permission. By default, super admins have this permission. See Operators & Roles for details on permissions.

Tips

• Correlate with issues — If conversations start failing after a certain time, check audit logs to see what changed around that time.
• Use filters — Filter by entity type, operator, or date range to find specific changes quickly.