Event Logging API

In the Atlato Store, the Event Log page, located at the bottom of the Settings page, provides a detailed history of actions within your application. This feature is essential for tracking and auditing user activities, ensuring transparency and accountability.

How to Utilize the Event Log

To effectively use the Event Log, you must integrate the Audit API within your application. The Audit API enables you to log specific actions, capturing crucial details such as date, time, and the nature of the activity.

Example

Logging User Actions

For instance, when a user logs into their account, you can record this action in the Event Log by making a call to the Audit API. This entry will include the date and time of the login, allowing you to maintain a comprehensive history of user activities within the Atlato Store.

This process ensures that all significant actions are documented, providing a reliable reference for any future reviews or audits.

In the Atlato Store's Event Log, each action recorded is displayed with the following key details:

Date: The specific date on which the activity was executed.

Time: The exact time the activity took place.

User: The name of the individual who performed the activity.

Team: The team to which the individual belongs.

Activity: A description of the action that was performed.

These columns provide a comprehensive view of user activities, making it easier to monitor and review the history of actions within your application.

Every App As a following feature in Event log Page.

Filtering Users by 'User' or 'Team'

The Event Log in the Atlato Store allows you to filter activities based on specific users or teams, making it easier to categorize and review the actions associated with each.

Steps to Filter Users by 'User' or 'Team':

Access the Filter Icon:

Locate the 'Filter' icon on the left side of the search bar, positioned at the right side of your screen.

Select User and Team:

Click on 'Select User' and 'Select Team' in the bar that appears below the filter icon.

Choose the Desired User and Team:

From the available options, select the 'User' and 'Team' you wish to filter by.

Apply the Filters:

Click the 'Apply filters' button. You will now see all the activities associated with the selected user and team.

Clear the Filters:

To revert and display all activities, click the 'Clear Filters' button located to the left of the 'Filter' button.

Search by 'Content'

Searching by 'Content'
The 'Content' search feature in the Event Log of the Atlato Store allows you to efficiently find specific entries by focusing on key fields like User, Team, and Activity.

Searchable Fields

User: Filter activities by the name of the individual who performed them.

Team: Search for activities associated with a particular team.

Activity: Locate specific actions or events by their descriptions.

How to Use the 'Content' Search:

Enter Search Criteria:

Type relevant keywords or phrases into the search bar that correspond to the User, Team, or Activity fields.

Review Results:

The search will return results that match your input, helping you quickly find the specific logs you need within the Event Log.

This feature streamlines your ability to navigate through the Event Log, making it easier to monitor and review activities by users, teams, or specific actions.

Sorting Event Log by Date

The Event Log allows you to sort activities by the date they were executed, enabling you to view entries in a chronological order.

Steps to Sort by Date

Locate the Date Column:

In the Event Log, find the column labeled Date.

Click on the Date Column Header:

Click the header of the Date column. This action will sort the entries by date. The default sort order is usually ascending (oldest to newest).

Toggle the Sort Order:

If you want to reverse the order (newest to oldest), click the Date column header again. This will toggle between ascending and descending order.

By sorting the Event Log by date, you can easily review the sequence of activities, ensuring that you can focus on recent or specific time periods as needed.

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The image below showcases the Event Logs component in action.

Event Log (Light-Mode)

Event Log (Dark-Mode)

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