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Audit Log

ServicePattern keeps track of all changes applied to the contact center configuration by all users. You can view information about these changes using the audit log function. The audit log also includes information about every attempt to log into the Contact Center Administrator application as well as every instance of access to voice and screen recordings.

Note, that in order to view the audit log you must be assigned a role that has the View Audit Log privilege. By default, only the Service Administrator and System Administrator roles have this privilege.

To view the log, select Audit Log option from the Security menu. The upper area of the application pane will display various filter options that you can use to define your search criteria.

Security > Audit Log

The Audit Log filters are described in the following table:

Audit Log filters
From/To	Returns records about the operations that happened within the specified time interval. Leave the To field blank if you want to get all records till the present moment.
Who	Returns records about the operations performed by the specified user.
What	Returns records about the operations applied to the resource with the specified name. This filter should normally be used in combination with filter Type.
Operation	Returns records about the operations of a particular type (add, delete, update, etc.).
Type	Returns records about the operations with the resources of a particular type (service, user, etc.)
Screen	Returns records about the operations with resource properties that are defined in a particular screen. When you select the resource type using filter Type above, this option will display only the screens that are used to edit properties of the resources of the selected type.

Clicking Reset will set all the filter options to their default values. The default search returns log records about all operations applied to your contact center configuration in the last seven days.

Once the filter options are specified, click the Filter button to obtain the log records that meet your search criteria. The log records will be listed in the reverse chronological order. You can collapse the filter options temporarily to provide more room for viewing the results of the search.

The Audit Log data fields are described in the following table:

Audit Log fields
When	Time stamp of the corresponding operation.
Who	Username of the person who performed the operation.
Screen	Name of the screen containing the specific resource property that the operation was applied to.
Type	Type of resource that the operation was applied to.
Item	Name or other unique identifier of the resource that the operation was applied to.
Operation	Type of the operation.
Summary	Provides details of the operation, i.e., the specific properties that were affected and, where applicable, the new values that were applied. If all summary information does not fit in the visible area of the table cell, you can mouse-over or click on that cell and view the entire Summary content in a pop-up window.

You can change the order in which log records are sorted using the drop-down menu that appears when you mouse-over the corresponding column header. The same menu also allows you to disable display of any column if you need to make more room to view content of other columns.< Previous | Next >