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Version: Version 8.0

Audit Log

The Audit Log page provides a centralized view of administrative and system-level activities performed within the platform. It helps administrators monitor user actions, troubleshoot operational issues, investigate failed login attempts, and maintain accountability across the deployment.

The Audit Log records events such as:

  • User login and logout activity
  • Failed authentication attempts
  • Administrative actions
  • Configuration changes
  • Context-related operations
  • System and application events

Accessing Audit Logs

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👉 Go to Context → Admin Tasks → Audit Log

The Audit Log page consists of two main sections:

  1. Audit Log Search
    Used to filter and retrieve log entries.

  2. Audit Logs Table
    Displays the matching audit records.


The search panel allows administrators to filter audit entries based on severity, time range, and custom expressions.

FieldDescription
Log LevelFilters logs based on severity level such as INFO, ERROR, WARNING, or ALL.
Maximum log countSpecifies the maximum number of log records to retrieve in the search results.
Regex FilterSearches for matching text patterns within log messages or related fields using regular expressions.
From TimeDisplays logs generated after the selected date and time.
To TimeDisplays logs generated before the selected date and time.
SearchExecutes the audit log query using the selected filters.
Download ResultDownloads the filtered audit logs for offline analysis or archival purposes.

Audit Logs Table

The lower section displays the audit log entries matching the selected criteria.

Each row represents a single audit event.

ColumnDescription
Date & TimeTimestamp when the event occurred.
LevelSeverity classification of the event such as INFO or ERROR.
IP AddressSource IP address associated with the event.
UserUsername involved in the activity.
ContextContext under which the activity occurred.
MessageDetailed description of the logged event.

Common Use Cases

Security Monitoring

Audit logs help administrators identify:

  • Unauthorized login attempts
  • Repeated authentication failures
  • Suspicious administrative activity
  • Access from unexpected IP addresses