Audit log

Open Audit log to see every governed action taken across your organization, in order, and confirm none of it has been altered.

Who this is for

Owner-only in practice. The audit log needs the permission that manages the whole org, and by default only the Owner role carries it. A manager or member can still navigate to Audit log (there's no hidden menu for it) but sees a permission message instead of the list. An owner can grant the permission to a custom role if they want someone else to see it.

What you'll see

• A short line explaining the idea: a tamper-evident, hash-chained record of governed actions across your org: every mutation links to the one before it, so nothing can be quietly rewritten.
• A Verify integrity button. Selecting it re-checks the whole chain on demand; once it finishes, a pill next to the button reads Chain intact · [count] or Chain tampered.
• A table of entries with columns When, Action, Actor, Target, and Reason. The actor column shows the person's name, or System when no person triggered it; the target and reason columns show a dash when there's nothing to show.
• A Load older button beneath the table when there's more history to fetch.

What happens next

New governed actions are appended to the log continuously as they happen. Selecting Verify integrity doesn't change anything. It just re-hashes the existing chain and reports whether every entry still matches.

If it doesn't work

• Without the permission that manages the org: "Owners only" / "The audit log is available to organization owners."
• Any other load failure: "Couldn't load the audit log", with the server's own message and a Retry button.

Related

• Proof Ledger (overview)
• Certificates
• WORM anchoring