Audit Log
The Audit Log is a chronological sequence of entries, each resulting from the activities performed by a Profile owned by you. Audit logs determine what has happened before and after an event, and identify records associated with certain events.
You can monitor activities such as the addition and deletion of a Device, changes in Access Management policies, Analysis, and so on.
Only Starter or Scale plans are allowed to filter log entries. Check out our pricing page.
Only the account that owns the profile can visualize the log. The users added as Team Members cannot visualize logs from shared profiles.
Events
Each action executed by an agent on a resource is considered an event. Agents can be, for example, the TagoIO or TagoRUN system, your account, or another team member's account. As for resources, it can be a Device, Analysis, or even an Access Management policy.
TagoIO keeps a 6-month log for each profile, events older than that will not be displayed.
Filtering events
Since the Audit Log is quite exhaustive, it could be tiresome to sift through the entries if you are looking for a few specific details. In such a case, you can use the Filter options offered to you and narrow down on the entry or entries you are looking for.
Timezone
The Audit Log will use your account's timezone preference to show you the timeline of events in ascending order. Choosing a new timezone will change the timeline, filter, and log when downloading it.
Time interval
Find out what has been done on your profile using the Time Interval filter that lets you inspect the events that happened in a determined time range.
Shorter time ranges can make the search faster, also this is limited to a maximum of 7 days.
Event initiator
Look for events executed by a specific agent. It can be you, a team member, a TagoIO system, or a TagoRUN system.
Team members that have been removed will be listed on Audit Log as "Unknown user"
Resource Type
Search for events related to a particular resource type, and show only the events that you are interested in. You can list all events related to Devices, Actions, Analysis, and more.
Resource ID
Look for an Action that has been deleted or a Device that was updated by using the Resource ID filter. The Resource ID filter lets you search for events related to this specific resource.
It's not necessary to type the Resource ID (e. g. profile id, device id) if you select a Resource Type, because the filter will change to a dropdown with a list of all resources ID related.
Event Messages
Each event has a message describing which action was done to the specific resource. For example, when you create a widget, update an Action or one of your Run users.
You can use this option to filter specific events like the one above.
Automation
You can also access the Audit Log using our SDK, Analysis, and Actions to automate processes to back up your log events. If you need further assistance, check out our Community.
Downloading a copy
You can download a copy of the audit log entries in PDF format by clicking on the Download button in the top right corner. Only the listed activities displayed in the feed will be printed out.
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