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The audit log is a record of who changed what in a project — configuration changes to providers, credentials, environments, routing rules, and prompts. Each entry captures the actor, the change (including the before and after state), and when it took effect, so you can answer “who changed this, and when?” after the fact.

Viewing the audit feed

The audit log is per project. Open a project and choose Settings → Audit log in the sidebar. Entries are listed newest-first, and each one expands to show the full detail of the change, including any scheduling or approval metadata for changes that were scheduled or required release approval. Access to the audit log is governed by your role.

Filtering

The feed can be filtered to narrow down events. Available filters include:
  • Environment
  • Provider and credential
  • Actor (the person, API key, or automated process that performed the action) and actor type
  • Resource type (provider, credential, environment, routing rule, or prompt) and event type
  • Time range (a start and end time)

Exporting

The audit log can be exported for retention or external analysis, in either CSV or JSON. The CSV export gives you one row per event with the actor, resource, event type, and timing columns; the JSON export additionally includes the full before/after state of each change. A single export is capped at 50,000 rows. If your selection exceeds that, narrow the filters — by time range, resource type, or actor — and export again.

Next steps

Roles & permissions

Who can view and export the audit log.

Release approvals

Approvals appear in the audit trail.