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Audit Log

The organization audit log records the actions that matter when more than one operator is involved.

Audit endpoint

  • GET /api/v1/organizations/{id}/audit-log

The endpoint supports a limit parameter and caps large requests to keep the log query practical.

What gets recorded

Examples of audited actions include:

  • organization creation
  • organization updates
  • member invites
  • member role changes
  • member removals

Audit entries include:

  • actor user ID
  • actor email
  • action
  • target type
  • target ID
  • details JSON
  • creation timestamp

[screenshot: Audit log table with actor, action, target, timestamp, and expandable JSON details]

Why it matters

Audit logs are useful for:

  • compliance reviews
  • change investigation
  • team accountability
  • debugging unexpected permission or configuration changes

If you are delivering Influgen as a service to clients, the audit log is one of the most important enterprise safety layers in the product.