Audit reports

The audit report allows you to see a timeline of data changes that have been made in your company's account. This report indicates the date of the change, the name of the modifier, the category where the changes were made, the target of the change, among other details of the exact changes.

It's a good tool to examine what activities have occurred on the system and are typically used for diagnostic performance and error correction.

How do I access the audit reports?

Company level

At the company level, click on Reports at the left menu > Audit reports

Event level

To access the audit reports of a specific event go to Analytics > Audit reports.

Filtering data

Either at the Company level or the Event level, the first step is to narrow down your search. To check all actions performed by administrators at both levels take a look at the descriptions below.

The audit reports will provide the following attributes:

• Event: Identifies which event the action was performed (this column will be displayed only at the Audit reports of the company level).
• Person: Who performed the action.
• Action: The action that has been performed.
• From / To: It will indicate changes of status such as from RSVP Yes to No, if a feature was disabled/enabled, etc.
• Target: It will define what or who was affected by the action: it can be a member, an activity, an event tool among other options. as well as its ID.
• Date: When the action happened.

If you wish to narrow the focus of your audit, you can use the following filters:

Registrations

By pressing Registrations in the top left, you can see logs related to the Attendee's page. You should be able to see who has been added (action: event.person.bind) or removed (action: event.person.dismiss) from your event.

General

By pressing General in the top left, you will be able to track what your administrators have been doing in the backend and also all attendees that have been added to your event or removed from it.

Actions

Here are common actions and a short description of their usage:

• event.person.dismiss: someone has been removed from the People > Attendees page.
• event.person.bind: someone has been added to the People > Attendees page.
• event.person.operate: someone's permission has been changed on the People > Attendees page.
• event.tool.edit: someone has either enabled or disabled a feature under Settings > Tools.
• activity.remove: an activity has been removed from the Agenda > Activities page.
• live.edit: an online activity has been edited on the Agenda > Activities page.
• list.email.edit: a manual selection at Target, or any edit done at the Review page on Marketing > Communication > Email creator.
• material.create: a file was added to the Event > Content > File.

Searching for specific actions

If you press Search in the top right, you will be able to type a specific action and press the blue button that says Search.

In the example above, event.person.dismiss is typed in the search bar, and a list of all administrators who have removed someone from the attendees' list is displayed. The information on who was removed is also shown under Target column, as well as the date this was carried out.

How do I export this data?

Company level

To generate a report and have this information in a spreadsheet available outside of the platform, press Edit in the top right and then Report in the top left.

Event level

Similarly to the company level, press Edit in the top right and Report in the top left.

Once you click in Report, a message will appear at the top of the screen, warning you that you will receive the file with the data in your email when the process is complete.