Compliance & SecurityGuide
Audit Logs
Last updated February 9, 2026
Track all changes and activities in your Siggly organization.
What Are Audit Logs?
Audit logs record every significant action:
- Who did what
- When it happened
- What changed
- IP address and device info
Accessing Audit Logs
- Go to Settings → Audit Logs
- View the activity timeline
- Filter and search as needed
Note: Audit logs are available on Professional and Enterprise plans.
What Gets Logged
User Actions
- Login/logout events
- Password changes
- Profile updates
- Role changes
Template Actions
- Template created
- Template edited
- Template deleted
- Template deployed
Team Actions
- User invited
- User removed
- Role changed
- Department assigned
Integration Actions
- Provider connected
- Provider disconnected
- Sync completed
- Sync failed
Settings Changes
- Organization settings updated
- Billing changes
- Security settings modified
Reading Audit Logs
Each log entry shows:
- Timestamp - When it happened
- User - Who performed the action
- Action - What was done
- Target - What was affected
- Details - Additional context
- IP Address - Where it came from
Filtering Logs
By Date
- Click Date Range
- Select start and end dates
- Apply filter
By User
- Click User
- Select one or more users
- Apply filter
By Action Type
- Click Action
- Select action categories
- Apply filter
Search
Type keywords to search across all log entries.
Exporting Audit Logs
- Set your desired filters
- Click Export
- Choose format (CSV or PDF)
- Download the file
Retention Policy
- Professional plan: 90 days
- Enterprise plan: 1 year (or custom)
Logs older than retention period are automatically deleted.
Compliance Use Cases
SOC 2
Demonstrate access controls and change management.
GDPR
Track data access and modifications.
HIPAA
Document who accessed what and when.
Internal Audits
Review user activities and permissions.
Best Practices
- Review logs regularly (weekly recommended)
- Investigate unusual activities promptly
- Export logs before retention expiry
- Use logs for security incident response
- Train admins on log interpretation