Audit Logs

Audit logs give you a chronological record of every significant action taken within your account — by you, your teammates, or the system. They answer the question: “Who did what, and when?”

What Gets Logged

Audit logs capture actions across all areas of your account:

Each log entry records:

• Time — exact timestamp of the action
• Actor — the team member who performed it (or “System” for automated events)
• Action — what was done (e.g., status_page.incident_updated)
• Resource — the specific object affected
• Details — additional context (e.g., old and new values for a changed setting)

How to Access Audit Logs

1. Go to Account → Team
2. Select the Audit Logs tab
3. Use the action filter dropdown to narrow results by event type
4. Use the limit selector (up to 500 entries) to control how many rows are shown

Logs are displayed newest-first. Older entries beyond the retention window are not shown.

Filtering by Action Type

The action filter lets you focus on a specific category of events. Common filters include:

• status_page.* — all changes to status page settings or content
• incident.* — incident lifecycle events
• monitor.* — monitor configuration changes
• team.* — team membership changes

Audit Logs vs. Status Page Settings Audit

There are two separate audit systems:

For detailed per-page configuration changes, see Status Page Settings Audit.

Plan Availability

Use Cases

Compliance — demonstrate to auditors or customers that access and changes are tracked and attributable.

Debugging — when something unexpected changed, find exactly when and who did it without guesswork.

Onboarding — review what a new team member has been doing during their first weeks.

Incident response — verify that the right automated actions fired (or didn’t) during an outage.

Related

• Teams — manage who has access to your account
• Status Page Settings Audit — per-page audit trail for settings changes
• Two-Factor Authentication — secure your account against unauthorized access