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Event Log

Component Introduction#

Event Logs component is a essential part of the system that allows you to track and view all activities within your system. They capture specific details of actions performed by various users, such as user registrations, logins, logouts, and password resets. Beyond these common examples, event logs can also track any application-specific activities, providing a comprehensive record of user interactions.

Importance#

The Event Logs component plays a critical role in system administration by enabling admins to monitor, review, and keep track of user activities. Key information tracked for each activity includes:
TimeStamp
The date and time when the event occurred.
User
The person who performed the event.
Company
The organization associated with the user.
Description
A brief summary of the action performed.
Application
The specific application where the event took place.
By preserving this detailed information, the Event Logs component ensures accountability and transparency within the system. Administrators can quickly identify any irregularities, ensure compliance with policies, and maintain the system's overall integrity. This robust framework is invaluable for resolving future issues related to any activity or user. If a problem arise, the Event Logs component provides the necessary data to review and address the situation efficiently.
Furthermore, by employing event logs, systems can maintain high levels of security, and operational efficiency, thereby fostering a reliable and well-regulated environment.

Usage#

To track an event in the Event Logs, developers must use the provided API endpoint to register the event data. Specific data must be passed to the provided endpoint. For detailed instructions and guidelines, please refer to the Event Logs API documentation. This documentation will guide you through the process of correctly implementing and utilizing the Event Logs to ensure comprehensive tracking and monitoring of system activities.
INFO
Link to API documentation - Event Logging API

Images#

The image below showcases the Event Logs component in action.
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Event Log (Light-Mode)
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Event Log (Dark-Mode)
Modified at 2024-09-26 16:38:55
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