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Audit Logs and Access Reports

Access records of who has access to your website and actions that took place in Isomer Studio during a selected month

Audit logs and access reports are records that help your agency review access to your website and track changes made in Isomer Studio.

There are 2 types of reports available in Isomer Studio:

  1. Audit logs: Shows what happened on Isomer Studio for the selected site during the selected month.

  2. Access report: Shows who has access to your website including email addresses, roles, dates added and last login dates.

Isomer Admin can request for the above reports and receive them as .csv files via email.

Request for audit logs

  1. Go to Site Settings from the side panel.

  2. Select Logs.

  3. Select the month you are interested in.

  4. Select if you would like to get audit log for (a) all sites you have admin access to or (b) the site that you are on.

Request for access reports

  1. Select Users from the side panel.

  2. Click Export user access.

  3. Select if you would like to get access reports for (a) all sites you have admin access to or (b) the site that you are on.

Obtain your reports

For both audit logs and access reports, Isomer Studio will send a download link for the relevant .csv file to the email address associated with your account when the report is ready.

💡 To note:
1. The link remains valid for three days. If it expires, you may request for another download links via the steps above.

2. Keep the download link secure. Anyone with the link can download the report while the link remains valid.

Review who exported audit data

Requests for audit log and access report exports are recorded in Audit log. To see who requested an export and when they requested it, generate an Audit log for the month in which the export occurred.

Understand your audit log and access report

Audit log

The Audit log shows what happened on your website, when it happened and who performed the action.

This includes:

  • Creation/updating of pages [Event type: ResourceCreate, ResourceUpdate]

  • Granting of permissions [Event type: PermissionCreate]

  • Creation/deletion of redirections [Event type: RedirectCreate, RedirectDelete]

  • Change in site settings [Event type: SiteConfigUpdate]

  • Publishing activity [Event type: Publish]

  • Audit Log Requests [Event type: AuditLogExportCreate]

  • Login or Logout

Column

What it tells you

Date and time

When the action occurred

Name and Email

Who performed the action

Event type

Action type

Description

A plain-language summary of what happened. Start here when reviewing the report

Metadata

Additional information about what was published. This is usually empty, other than for the Publish action

Delta

The recorded information before and after an action

Last login date and Account creation date

Additional information about the person who performed the action

Access report

The Access report lists the accounts that have access to your website.

Column

What it tells you

Email

The account that has access to the website

Role

The account’s assigned role, such as Admin, Publisher or Editor

Date added

When the account received access to the website

Last login

The account’s most recent recorded login. A blank field means that no last login has been recorded

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