Can I view audit trails for changes in the application?

Yes, you can view a detailed audit trail within the UI for specific sections or entities, helping you understand exactly who made changes and when.

Audit trail access

UI-based audit viewing

You can view audit trails directly in the ilert interface:

  • Entity-specific trails: View changes for specific alert sources, teams, or users

  • Time-based filtering: Filter audit data by date ranges

  • User-based filtering: See all changes made by specific users

  • Action-based filtering: Filter by type of action performed

Detailed change information

Each audit trail entry shows:

  • Change details: What was modified, added, or deleted

  • User information: Who made the change

  • Timestamp: Exact time the change occurred

  • Previous and new values: Before and after states for changes

  • Context: Related actions and system state at the time

Use cases

Compliance and accountability

Audit trails are valuable for:

  • Compliance requirements: Meet regulatory audit requirements

  • Troubleshooting: Identify the source of configuration issues

  • Accountability: Ensure proper attribution of all changes

  • Security monitoring: Track unauthorized or suspicious activities

Operational benefits

  • Change tracking: Monitor how your configuration evolves over time

  • Team coordination: Understand who made what changes and why

  • Rollback planning: Identify when changes were made for potential rollbacks

  • Training: Use audit trails to train new team members on proper procedures

Accessing audit trails

To view audit trails:

  1. Navigate to entities: Go to the specific section you want to audit

  2. Access audit logs: Look for audit or history options

  3. Filter results: Use the filtering options to narrow down results

  4. Export data: Download audit information for external analysis

Getting started

To access audit trails, navigate to the specific section of ilert you want to audit and look for audit or history options.

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