Audit log
Find the actions performed in your organization, who performed them and with what result.
The audit log keeps track of the important actions performed in your organization: invitations, permission changes, sites, screens, players, content, publications… It helps you understand who did what, and when.
The audit log is reserved for the owner and administrators. For other roles, the page shows “The audit log is reserved for owners and administrators.”.
View the log
- Click Settings at the bottom of the side menu.
- Open the Audit log tab.
Events are shown from newest to oldest, in pages of 50. To go further back in time, click Load more at the bottom of the table. The number of events shown is displayed next to it (“50 event(s) shown”).
Read an event
Each row has four columns:
| Column | Contents |
|---|---|
| Date | Date and time of the action. |
| Action | The technical name of the action, for example invitation.created. |
| Actor | The type of author: user for a person in your organization, system for an automatic Pixlova operation, player for a player. |
| Result | success if the action succeeded, failed if it failed, denied if it was refused. |
Example actions
| Action | Meaning |
|---|---|
organization.updated | Organization settings changed |
site.created, site.updated, site.deleted | Site added, edited or deleted |
site.activated | Inactive site brought back into service |
invitation.created, invitation.resent, invitation.revoked | Invitation sent, resent or revoked |
invitation.accepted | Invitation accepted |
member.grants_changed | Sites assigned to a member changed |
member.removed | Member removed from the organization |
display.created, display.deleted | Screen added or deleted |
player.paired, player.deleted | Player paired or deleted |
player.command_requested | Command sent to a player |
media.uploaded | Image or video imported |
composition.published | Creation published |
override.created | Instant broadcast started |
screenshot.requested | Screenshot requested |
The log belongs to your organization: it only contains actions that concern it.