Audits¶
Admin → Audits is a time-ordered log of every API request made within your organisation. It's the primary tool for tracing who did what, and when.
Reading the log¶
Entries are listed newest first, with one row per request:
| Column | Shows |
|---|---|
| Requested at | When the request was received |
| Method | The HTTP method — GET, POST, PUT, DELETE |
| Path | The full API path, including the resource it addressed |
| User | The account that made the request |
| Status | The HTTP response, such as 200 Ok, 409 Conflict or 500 Internal Server Error |
| Response time (s) | How long the request took to serve, in seconds |
The Path column is the most useful for tracing an action, since it names the exact resource affected.
Click a row's Requested at timestamp to open the audit details page. It shows the request's details (path and method, user, resource type and ID, response time, origin, user agent, status), the request arguments and body, and the response headers and content — useful for finding the message behind a failed request.
Filtering¶
- By default the page shows the last 24 hours, displayed as a startTime chip.
- Filter results adds a filter on Path, User, Status or Ended before — narrow to one user, one status, or one resource path.
Showing GET requests¶
Read-only requests are recorded but hidden by default, since page loads and polling generate a large volume of them. Enable Include GET requests to show them.
Tip
Leave GET requests hidden when investigating a change — deletions and configuration edits are
POST, PUT and DELETE, so filtering them out removes most of the noise. Turn GETs on when
you need to establish who viewed something.
What it's useful for¶
- Tracing a change. Filter to the resource path and look for the
POST,PUTorDELETEthat altered it, and who issued it. - Diagnosing failures. Non-2xx statuses show rejected requests, with the path and timing.
- Security review. Filter to a user or path to see everything they touched.
Note
Audit entries are retained for a limited period, and there is no export feature on this page — keep a record elsewhere of anything you need to reference after it ages out.