Managing your Audit Logs – App47, Inc.

Introduction

Audit logs are records that allow you to keep track of when members enter the system, and/or when API calls are made on your account. On this page we will show you how to view your audit logs.

How to View your Audit Logs

On App47, we keep a month's worth of audit logs at a time.

In the first dropdown bar of the AUDIT LOGS page, you are able to sort your logs by either All Members or a specific member.
In the second dropdown bar, you are able to sort your audit logs by All, API, APIv2, or Logins.
You are also able to search for a specific audit log by using the search box.

How to See Member Details from an Audit Log

If you click on the button under the Details column, you will be shown a page that lists the member's name, email, time of log-in, country logged-in from, IP address, and user agent.

API and APIv2

API stands for Application Programming Interface which means it allows you to work with your App47 from an application instead of the User Interface Portal.

One of the main differences between API and APIv2 is that APIv2 is a more updated version of the original API.

The other main difference is you cannot view who changed an item in the original API whereas a member is able to use their API Token to make a modification and their username is therefore shown in the APIv2.

About API

If you click on the button with the API icon (seen above), then the following page will pop up:

Each API audit page will show:

Time - when the modification was made
Endpoint - the subject of the modification (ex. apps, groups, users, builds)
Action - what is happening to the endpoint (ex. index, update, delete, create)
Result Code - whether the modification was a success or a failure (ex. 200=success, 400=fail)
Payload - the information passed by the API request

About APIv2

If you click on the APIv2 button (seen above), then the following page will pop up:

Every APIv2 audit page will show:

Name - the username of the member who made the modification
Email - the email address of the member who made the modification
Time - when the modification was made
Endpoint - the subject of the modification (ex. apps, groups, users, builds)
Action - what is happening to the endpoint (ex. index, update, delete, create)
Result Code - whether the modification was a success or a failure (ex. 200=success, 400=fail)
Payload - the information passed in by the API request

NOTE: The APIv2 Audit Page has a name and an email because of the member's API Token.