Audit Log
Track every significant action across your organization. The Audit Log provides a complete, searchable record of who did what, when, and where for compliance, debugging, and security.
Overview
Every action in dbdeux is automatically captured in the audit log:
- User logins and session activity
- Connection creation, modification, and deletion
- Project and environment changes
- Run executions and their outcomes
- Permission and role changes
- Notification configuration updates
- Scheduled job modifications
Viewing the Audit Log
Navigate to Settings and select the Audit Log tab. The interface provides three scope levels:
Organization Scope
All events across every project and user in your organization. Use this for:
- Security investigations
- Compliance reporting
- Understanding overall platform usage
Project Scope
Events filtered to a specific project. Use this for:
- Debugging issues within a project
- Reviewing who changed what before a failure
- Project-level access reviews
User Scope
Events filtered to a specific team member. Use this for:
- Individual activity review
- Onboarding verification
- Access pattern analysis
Filtering
Narrow down events with powerful filters:
| Filter | Options |
|---|---|
| Date range | Custom start and end dates |
| Event type | Login, run, config change, permission change, etc. |
| User | Filter by specific team member |
| Project | Filter by specific project |
| Status | Success, failure, or all |
Event Details
Each audit entry includes:
- Timestamp with timezone
- Actor (which user performed the action)
- Action (what they did), shown in plain language so an entry reads like "environment variable update" rather than a raw internal code
- Resource (what was affected)
- Result (success or failure)
- Metadata (additional context)
Retention
Audit logs are retained according to your organization's configuration:
- Default retention: 12 months
- Configurable via the retention settings drawer
- Logs can be exported before expiration for long-term archival
- Retention policies apply uniformly across all event types
Compliance
The Audit Log supports compliance requirements including:
- SOC 2: Complete activity logging with tamper-evident records
- GDPR: Track data access and modifications for privacy compliance
- Internal audits: Provide evidence of access controls and change management
- Incident response: Trace the sequence of events leading to an issue