Viewing Your Audit Log

What gets logged

The audit log records actions taken by members of your organization. Every entry includes who did it, what they did, and when.

Action types

Actions are grouped into categories:

Server actions

• Server added
• Server removed
• Server name edited
• Server backup time edited
• Server backup paths edited
• Server connection edited
• Server paused
• Server unpaused

Database actions

• Database added
• Database removed
• Database name edited
• Database schedule edited
• Database connection edited
• Database tables edited
• Database paused
• Database unpaused

Backup and restore actions

• Manual backup triggered
• Backup restored (with restore type: full or selective)
• Backup downloaded
• Backup selectively downloaded

Settings actions

• Panel URL added, edited, or removed
• API key added, edited, or removed
• Discord webhook added, edited, or removed
• Discord notification preferences edited (shows "X of Y notifications enabled")

API actions

• API key created
• API key revoked
• Server updated via API
• Backup triggered via API
• Restore triggered via API

Each action type gets a colored badge in the table so you can scan quickly. Green for additions, red for removals, amber for edits.

Filtering

Three filters at the top of the page:

• Staff member see actions from a specific person
• Action type filter by what happened (grouped by category in the dropdown)
• Date range filter by when it happened

All filters are stored in the URL. Bookmark a filtered view if you find yourself checking the same thing repeatedly.

Details column

The details column provides context about each action. For example:

• "Changed server name from Old Name to New Name"
• "Updated panel URL"
• "Restored backup to Server Name"

Server names in the details column have hover cards showing additional server information.

Refresh

The audit log refreshes automatically every 30 seconds. New entries appear at the top.