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Audit logs

Audit logs under Tools record system and API activity in uCRM: who triggered an action, what was called, whether it succeeded, and how long it took. Use this view to review operations, troubleshoot issues, and support compliance or internal oversight.

Access

  1. Open Tools in the CRM sidebar.
  2. Open the Audit logs tab (alongside Webhooks, Contact Manager, Filters, and others).

Top controls

  • Search — filter the list by text (for example a resource name or keyword).
  • Refresh — reload the log entries.
  • Date picker — limit logs to a selected day or period. In the calendar dialog, choose a date, then confirm with OK, use Clear to reset the date filter, or Close to exit without applying.

Log table

Each row summarizes one recorded event. Typical columns:

ColumnDescription
ExpandChevron on the left: click to show or hide technical details for that entry.
TimestampDate and time the action occurred (for example DD-MM-YYYY HH:MM:SS).
ActionHTTP method of the request, often shown as a badge (for example POST in blue, PUT in orange).
Status codeHTTP response code (for example 200 for success).
Resource typeIdentifier of the operation or area involved (for example contact, settings, initPlans, downloadContactList, downloadTask).
IPAddress from which the request originated.
Execution timeHow long the operation took (for example milliseconds or seconds).
CopyIcon on the right to copy log details (for example for tickets or analysis).

Exact resource names depend on what your organization uses in uCRM.

Expanded row details

When you expand a row, you see structured technical data for that event, such as:

  • Internal identifiers for the log entry
  • User associated with the action
  • Action, resource type, and resource id when applicable
  • Nested details (for example request payload, duration, status code, success or error flags)
  • IP and timestamp repeated for clarity

Use this level when you need to inspect what was sent or how the system responded.

Pagination

At the bottom you can:

  • Choose items per page (for example 200).
  • See how many entries are shown out of the total (for example Items 1–200 of 263).
  • Move between pages with the previous and next controls.

Summary

Audit logs help you trace user and system actions, verify success via status codes, assess performance from execution times, and narrow results with search, date filter, and paging.

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