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Audit Trail

The Audit Trail provides a chronological record of all significant activities within a workspace. It captures both user-initiated actions and system-generated events, providing complete visibility into operational and administrative activity.

Entries may include dashboard access, widget management, user administration, Action execution, report generation, scheduled processes, and other events recorded by StatStream.

The Audit Trail enables administrators to monitor user activity, verify automated operations, investigate issues, and maintain an auditable history of workspace events.


Audit Trail

To view the Audit Trail:

  1. Go to Admin in the top bar.
  2. Select Audit Trail in the left sidebar.

Use the available filters to narrow the displayed records.

FieldDescription
FromDisplays entries created on or after the selected date and time.
ToDisplays entries created on or before the selected date and time.
User’s EmailDisplays activities performed by a specific user.

Each record contains the following information.

ColumnDescription
UserThe user or system component that generated the event (for example, a user’s email address, SYSTEM, or SCHEDULER).
Performed AtThe date and time when the event occurred.
OperationSpecifies the operation performed, including actions such as ACCESSED, ADDED, UPDATED, DELETED, TRIGGERED, and FAILED.
TypeSpecifies the type of resource associated with the event, including DASHBOARD, WIDGET, ACTION, REPORTS, MANAGE_USERS, and other supported resource types.
NameThe name of the resource associated with the event.
UUIDThe unique identifier of the resource associated with the event.

Examples of activities recorded in the Audit Trail include:

  • Opening a dashboard (ACCESSEDDASHBOARD)
  • Adding a widget (ADDEDWIDGET)
  • Inviting a user (INVITE_MEMBERMANAGE_USERS)
  • Executing a scheduled Action (TRIGGEREDACTION)
  • Generating a scheduled report (TRIGGEREDREPORTS)

Note

Repeated FAILED events for the same resource may indicate an underlying configuration or data issue. Reviewing these entries can help identify and resolve recurring operational problems.