Read the audit log
The audit log records the meaningful actions taken in your account — who did them and when. It’s how you reconstruct what happened.
What’s recorded
- Stock changes — receipts, picks, transfers and adjustments, with reasons
- Catalog changes — products created, edited or archived
- Admin changes — team members added, roles edited, permissions changed
- Sign-ins — account access
Each entry carries the person, the action and a timestamp.
Where to find it
The audit log is under Admin / security settings. Filter it by person, by date range, or by the type of action.
What it’s for
- “Why did this number change?” — trace a stock figure back to the exact adjustment and who made it.
- Investigations — pair the audit log with the shrinkage report when something doesn’t add up.
- Compliance — a clean record of changes for an auditor.
Why every action carries a person
It’s the reason shared devices matter so much. The audit log is only meaningful if everyone signs in as themselves — otherwise actions land on the wrong name.
Tip: when a discrepancy appears, check the audit log before you adjust. Often the “missing” stock has a perfectly ordinary explanation sitting right there in the log.
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