Audit

The audit feature allows you to view the history of actions on domains. In the list, the following information is displayed:

  • Date and time of the action.
  • User login making the changes.
  • Action description.
  • User's IP address.

Audit is displayed in two sections:

1.Domain settings: In the domain settings, there is an “Audit” tab where you can view the action history for a specific domain.

2.Audit section: This section displays the action history for all domains, including the operator's. You can filter the action history for a specific domain using the “Domain” filter.

Let's explore the audit capabilities using the Audit section as an example.

To view detailed technical information about an action, click on the corresponding action row. This expands the row with detailed information.

To view details for all actions at once, click the “Show All Actions” button. Clicking the button again hides details for all actions.

1.Period:

Click on the “Period” filter. You can quickly filter actions for today, yesterday, the current or previous week, and the current or previous month. You can also choose a custom period, opening a calendar for the last three months.

Blue cells mark dates from the creation of the domain to the current day. You can navigate the calendar left/right if needed.

Select start and end dates from the blue cell range. The selected range cells turn blue, and the period description appears below the calendar.

Click “Apply” to display actions for the selected period.

2.Domain:

In this filter, select any domain you created or the operator interface itself.

3.Action:

This filter displays only the action categories performed on the domains you created and in the operator interface.

To avoid scrolling through the entire list of actions, enter keywords related to the actions you are interested in. You can also search for specific actions by method name.

4.User Role:

Here, you can filter actions separately for employees and domain users.

In the top right corner, click one of the two buttons:

  • To download a file in the JSON format.
  • To download a file in the CSV format.

A file-saving window will open. Specify the filename and click “Save” to initiate the download.

If the browser settings don't prompt for the download folder, the file download starts immediately after clicking the button.

To filter all actions for a specific IP address, click the desired value in the IP Address column.

To search for actions by a specific employee, click the desired value in the Employee column.

To copy the rows of the table, click the following icon on the right side of the domain you need.

You can filter actions by employee name and detailed information for each action through the search bar in the Audit section.