> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.a2v2.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Audit Logs > See who did what and when across your organization — every create, update, delete, and sign-in, filterable and inspectable. A contact's details changed and you want to know who edited them. A teammate says a key went missing. **Audit Logs** answers these questions: a timestamped record of activity across your organization, so you can review what happened and account for changes. Open **Settings → Audit Logs** from the dashboard sidebar. The page is titled **Audit Logs**. ## Prerequisites * A signed-in account. **What you see depends on your role**: Owners and Admins see "Activity across your organisation," while a User sees only "Your recent activity across the platform." See [Members & roles](/settings/members-and-roles). ## Reading the log Each entry is a row in the activity table: | Column | What it shows | | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **User** | Who performed the action | | **Description** | A plain-language summary of what happened | | **Action** | The kind of action — Create, Read, Update, Delete, Login, or Logout | | **Resource** | What was acted on | | **Status** | The outcome of the action | | **Timestamp** | When it happened | The Audit Logs screen with the activity table showing User, Description, Action, Resource, Status, and Timestamp columns alongside the Filters panel. When nothing matches, the table reads "No activity logs found for the selected filters." ## Filter the activity Use the **Filters** panel to narrow the log: | Filter | Options | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **User** | A specific person, or **All users** | | **Action** | A single action type, or **All actions** | | **Time range** | **Last 7 days**, **Last 14 days**, **Last 30 days**, or **Last 90 days** | Select **Clear all** to reset the filters. ## Inspect a single entry Open an entry to see its **Log Details** drawer, which expands on the row with the technical context behind the action — including the **Method & Endpoint**, **Response Time**, any **Error**, and the **Request Body**, **Query Params**, and **Route Params** involved. Entries without that context show "No payload data." Start broad, then narrow. Pick a wide **Time range** to confirm something happened, then filter by **User** and **Action** to pinpoint the exact entry — for example, every **Delete** a particular teammate made in the last 14 days. ## Troubleshooting Organization-wide logs are visible to **Owners** and **Admins**. As a **User** you see only your own activity. Ask an Admin if you need a broader view. See [Members & roles](/settings/members-and-roles). No entries match your current filters. Widen the **Time range**, set **User** to **All users** and **Action** to **All actions**, or select **Clear all** to reset. The time-range filter offers up to the last 90 days. Capture anything you need to keep for longer outside the app within that window. ## Related Roles decide who can see organization-wide activity. Scope external access — another lever for accountability. Manage the workspace these logs belong to. Your name is what shows in the User column.