Logs

Logs give account admins an audit history of what’s happened in the account. Logging is always on — there’s no setting to enable it and no way for a change to slip through unrecorded. Open Admin → Logs. There are three: the Activity Log, the Access Control Log, and the Sign-in Log.

Activity Log

Investigate data changes across your modules — which records were created, edited, or deleted, when, and by whom.

Access Control Log

Review user access and permission changes — invitations, role assignments, and group changes.

Sign-in Log

Review successful user sign-ins to the account.

Who Shows Up as the Actor

Most entries name the person who made the change, but two other actors can appear:

• System — an automatic action with no person behind it, such as an auto-timeline entry, a plan change taking effect, or scheduled maintenance.
• Removed account — a departed member’s past changes stay in the log, attributed to a removed account rather than disappearing.

Logs are part of the audit-history capability on Enterprise plans, and only account admins can see them.