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Audit Logs
Track who changed what and when across your organization's connectors, endpoints, secrets, and settings.
Overview
Audit logs record user actions on key resources in your organization. Every time a user creates, updates, or deletes a connector, endpoint, secret, or organization setting, an audit log entry is created with the user's identity, the action taken, and the old and new values of each changed field.
Viewing Logs
Navigate to Audit Logs from the sidebar to view a chronological list of all recorded actions. Logs are sorted from newest to oldest by default.
Filtering
Use the filter controls at the top of the audit logs page to narrow down results:
| Filter | Options |
|---|---|
| Action | Created, Updated, Deleted. Multi-select supported. |
| Model Type | Filter by the type of resource that was changed (e.g. Connector, Connector Endpoint, Secret, Organization). |
| User | Filter by the team member who performed the action. |
All filters support multi-select and can be combined.
Log Details
Click on any log entry to expand it and view the full change details. For update actions, the expanded view shows a field-by-field comparison of old and new values:
- Red indicates the previous (old) value
- Green indicates the new value
For create and delete actions, the expanded view shows all field values at the time of the action.
Export
Click the Export button to download audit logs as a CSV file. The export respects your current filters, so you can export a subset of logs by applying filters first.
Retention
Audit log retention depends on your subscription plan. Logs older than the retention period are automatically deleted.
| Plan | Retention Period |
|---|---|
| Free | 90 days |
| Starter | 1 year |
| Pro | 1 year |
| Business | 3 years |
What Gets Logged
Audit logs track create, update, and delete actions on the following resources:
- Connectors
- Connector Endpoints
- Secrets
- Organization settings
- Member changes (invites, role changes, removals)
Audit logs do not record event data or payload content. Connector execution details are available in the event history instead.