Read the audit trail
Every state change in the workspace - a verified payment, a role change, a released code - writes an audit row as it happens. Audit is where you read them, and it is the first stop when something surprising happened: the answer is always recorded.
The table
Section titled “The table”Four columns - When · Actor · Action · Entity - all sortable, with two filter boxes (action and entity type) and pagination. Click Details on any row for the whole event: who (and their actor type), what, the record it touched by name, the concrete field changes, and the IP address and browser it came from. Copy event puts that same trimmed view on your clipboard for a support ticket.
Reading an actor
Section titled “Reading an actor”- A person shows their name, with their actor type underneath.
systemmeans an automation acted: an agent rule, a sweep, a scheduled job. The event carries the rule that acted, so “who sent that?” has an answer even when the answer is “the rule you configured.”
Two honesty signals worth knowing
Section titled “Two honesty signals worth knowing”- The window. The screen shows the most recent events and says how many (“Most recent 100 events”). Filtering happens inside that window - an empty result for an old search means you have looked past the window’s edge, not that the event never happened.
- The hash-chain pill. Each event is chained to the previous one, and the pill says Hash chain intact when the trail verifies. You are entitled to know your own log is tamper-evident, not just to be told so.
What’s next
Section titled “What’s next”- Approval decisions land here with their notes - Require an approval step.
- Wondering why an actor could do something at all? The grants are on Choose the right role and in Reference.