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Audit

Every administrative action in codev — registering an org, changing a team, approving a release, accessing an integration, comparing artifacts — is recorded in an append-only audit log. The Audit page, under Settings, is where you review and export it, both for your own investigations and for compliance evidence.

The Audit log
The Audit log — administrative events with their time, source, action, actor, and the entity they touched

What is recorded

Each event captures when it happened, the source area it came from (environment, integration, access, release, and so on), the action, the actor who performed it, the repository and entity it affected, and the request and metadata behind it. The log is append-only — records cannot be edited or deleted after the fact.

Reviewing and filtering

Narrow the log by source, action, actor, repository, or entity, and by a date range, then page through the results. The audit spans the whole organisation, so activity across all your projects is in one place; filter by repository to focus on a single project.

Exporting for compliance

Export CSV writes the filtered log out for SOX or SOC 2 evidence, an access review, or an incident investigation. For the deeper approval and release audit trail — who requested and approved each release — and for locking your production org and DevHub to your instance's IP address, see the sfp server Audit Trails documentation.

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