Audit log
The Audit Trail (sidebar → Audit Trail) records consent and configuration events where your account acted or was acted on. That includes the other party’s actions on your subscriptions, with their GitHub login.
What’s recorded
Section titled “What’s recorded”| Area | Events |
|---|---|
| Subscriptions | Requested, approved, auto-approved, denied, revoked, unsubscribed, ended by Zekt, marked implemented, settings changed, schema policy changed, schema version acknowledged. |
| Schemas | Published, deprecated, force-deleted. |
| Members | Added, role changed, removed. |
| API tokens | Created, revoked, expired. |
| Webhook secrets | Rotated by you, rotated automatically, rotation failed. |
| Shield public key | Uploaded, updated, deleted. |
| GitHub App | Installation re-synced. |
| Auto-approval (providers) | Rule changes. |
What isn’t recorded
Section titled “What isn’t recorded”Sign-ins, enabling or disabling repositories, add-on changes and payment changes are not in the Audit Trail.
Find entries
Section titled “Find entries”Filter by Action (it lists the common actions, not every recorded one), Role (whether you were the actor or the target), date range (the last 30 days by default) and free-text search. 25 rows are shown per page.
Export
Section titled “Export”Export the filtered view as JSON, up to 100 entries. Auto-approval rule entries aren’t included in the export.
Retention
Section titled “Retention”Entries are kept for 1 year, including after the account is deleted.