Audit logs

Audit logs

Overview

Audit logs give organization owners a chronological record of User Management actions taken in Intouch, such as adding users, changing permissions, and exporting user lists. Use audit logs to monitor activity across your organization for security and compliance purposes, or to investigate who made a change and when.

Note: Currently, audit logs cover User Management actions only. Support for Loyalty+, Engage+, and Insights+ actions will be added in future phases.

Access and availability

FieldDetails
RolesOrganization owner
AccessSelf serve. No support ticket required.
AvailabilityEnabled by default for all orgs
Where to find itIntouch > User Management > Audit Logs

Audit logs are visible to organization owners only. Administrators and standard users don't have access to this page. Access is controlled by the organization owner role with no explicit permission set required.

Events logged

The following table lists the User Management events captured in audit logs.

ActivityAction typeSecurity event
Standard user added to organizationCreateNo
Standard user removed from organizationDeleteNo
Organization owner or admin addedCreateYes
Organization owner or admin removedDeleteYes
User type changed to organization owner or adminUpdateYes
User type changed to standard userUpdateYes
Standard user permissions or accessible entities updatedUpdateNo
Admin user permissions or accessible entities updatedUpdateYes
Permission set createdCreateNo
Permission set updatedUpdateNo
Permission set deletedDeleteNo
Custom permissions createdCreateNo
Users added in bulkCreateNo
Users updated in bulk (append mode)UpdateNo
Users updated in bulk (overwrite mode)UpdateNo
Invite link regeneratedInvite linkNo
User list exportedExportYes
Multiple organization user visibility configuration updatedUpdateYes
Proxy organization access grantedCreateYes

Security actions

A security action is a high sensitivity event that could affect the security or access control of your organization, such as granting admin privileges, removing an organization owner, or exporting the user list. These events are flagged with a Security action tag in the audit log table so they're easy to identify at a glance.

The Audit Logs page

The Audit Logs page shows a live feed of user activity across your organization. At the top of the page, a date picker lets you scope the results to a specific time window. The filter icon opens the Additional filters panel for more granular filtering. The Export Logs button at the top right lets you download the full log or your current filtered view.

The table shows events sorted newest first, with columns for Date and Time, Activity, Entity, and Performed By. Each row includes an activity type, a short description of what happened, and the name and email of the person who performed the action. Events tagged Security action are high sensitivity actions.

The Audit Logs page with numbered callouts: 1 — date picker, 2 — filter icon, 3 — Export Logs button, 4 — applied filters chip, 5 — Clear all, 6 — Date and Time column, 7 — Activity column, 8 — Entity column, 9 — Performed By column, 10 — Security action tag
#ElementDescription
1Date pickerSets the date range for the logs displayed. The range can't exceed 30 days.
2Filter iconOpens the Additional filters panel to filter by activity type, user, or security actions.
3Export LogsDownloads the full log or your current filtered view as a CSV file.
4Applied filters chipShows the active filters. Select × on a chip to remove that filter.
5Clear allRemoves all active filters and resets the table to the full log view.
6Date and TimeThe date and time the action was performed, shown in the organization's time zone.
7ActivityThe action type (for example, Create, Update, Delete) and a short description of what happened.
8EntityThe user or object the action was performed on, along with the entity type and product area.
9Performed ByThe name and email address of the user who performed the action.
10Security action tagFlags high sensitivity events so they're easy to identify at a glance.

Viewing audit logs

  1. Go to User Management > Audit Logs.
  2. Review the events in the table. Events marked with a Security action tag are high sensitivity actions.
  3. Select any row to open the Activity Details panel and view the full record of that event.
The Audit Logs table showing events with Security action tags highlighted in orange on relevant rows The Activity Details panel showing a Create event — Added Standard user — with Date and Time, Performed By, Entity, Product, and Log ID fields, and the Activity Details JSON section below

Activity Details panel

The Activity Details panel shows the following information for each event.

FieldDescription
Activity type and descriptionThe action performed, for example, Update — Made organization owner/admin.
Date and TimeWhen the action was performed.
Performed ByThe name and email address of the user who performed the action.
EntityThe user or object the action was performed on.
ProductThe product area the action belongs to, for example, UserManagement.
Log IDA unique identifier for the event. Share this with support when raising a ticket.

The panel also includes an Activity Details (JSON) section with the complete technical record of the event, including the trace ID, product, actor details, organization ID, and event expiry.

Filtering logs

Use the date picker and the Additional filters panel to narrow results. All filters can be applied together.

To filter by date range:

  1. Select the date picker at the top of the page.
  2. Choose a start and end date from the calendar. The range can't exceed 30 days.
The date picker showing two months side by side — June 2026 and July 2026 — with today's date highlighted

Note: Audit logs are retained for 90 days. If you select a date range that extends beyond 90 days, a warning appears and only data from the last 90 days is returned.

To filter by activity, user, or security actions:

  1. Select the filter icon (![filter icon]) next to the date picker to open the Additional filters panel.
  2. Set your filters:
    • Activity: select an action type: Create, Update, Delete, View, Approve, Export, or Login.
    • User: search and select a user by email address to see actions performed by that user.
    • Show only security actions: select this checkbox to show only events tagged as security actions.
  3. Select Apply to refresh the table.
  4. To reset all filters, select Clear all.
The Additional filters panel showing the Activity dropdown expanded with options: Create, Update, Delete, View, Approve, Export, and Login The Additional filters panel showing the User dropdown expanded with a Search by email field and a list of users The Additional filters panel showing the Show only security actions checkbox

After applying the Show only security actions filter, the table shows only security action events and displays the applied filter as a chip at the top.

The Audit Logs table filtered to show only security actions, with the applied filter chip "Show security actions: Yes" visible at the top and 7 matching results

After applying an Activity filter, the table shows only events of that type. The applied filter appears as a chip at the top with a count of matching results.

The Audit Logs table filtered by Activity: Delete, showing 16 matching results with the applied filter chip at the top

Exporting logs

  1. Select Export Logs at the top right of the page.
  2. Choose an export option from the dropdown:
    • Export all logs: exports all audit log records from the last 90 days, regardless of any filters applied.
    • Export filtered logs: exports only the events matching your current filters. This option is available only when at least one filter is active.
  3. A confirmation dialog appears. Select Yes, export to confirm.
The Export Logs dropdown expanded showing Export all logs and Export filtered logs options. Export filtered logs is greyed out when no filter is active. The Export logs confirmation dialog reading "All the detailed records of the audit logs for the last 90 days will be exported. Are you sure?" with Yes, export and Cancel buttons

FAQs

Q: How far back are audit logs available?
A: Audit logs are retained for 90 days. Use the date picker to view events in up to 30 day windows within that period.

Q: Is it possible to search for a specific user's actions?
A: Yes. Use the User filter in the Additional filters panel to search by the user's email address.

Q: Are all Intouch actions visible in audit logs?
A: This release covers User Management actions only. Actions from Loyalty+, Engage+, and Insights+ will be available in future releases.

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