Audit
The Audit application is accessible from your Centerpoint start page. The application automatically tracks events in Centerpoint. Events are tracked by which user who performed it and with a time stamp.
Home
The start page for Audit shows all the latest Audit entries. At the top, you have tiles summarizing the different types of audit entries from the past thirty days. Click on the view link in each tile to see the details of the events.
When inspecting the list of events, click on the event name to see the details of each event. If the event entry isn’t found, you can click the Audit menu at the top to search for the Audit log.
Search
The Search option offers a list of sources, levels, dates, or free text that will help you to identify the audit record you are looking for.
Audit entry
An audit entry contains 11 standard fields and one custom field were the reporting application can leave details.
| Field | Explained |
|---|---|
| Source | Which application that is logging the event |
| Event | Name that identifies the event |
| Event Id | Numeric identification of the event |
| Level | Information, Warning or Error |
| User | Username for the person causing the audit event |
| Logged | When the logged event happened |
| OpCode | Special operation codes that can be used for integrations where third parties want to include their own codes |
| Category | Categorizing the event |
| Keyword | Keywords provided by the application |
| Computer | Most often not used, but if the computer is known, we will log the computer name |
| GDPR | False if the entry doesn’t include GDPR information and True if the entry contains GDPR information |
| Deails | Details about the event |
Auditlog forwarding
It is possible to forward auditlogs to other systems like Elastic in order to collect all auditing into one system. To set this up you will have to go to Admin application and select the Auditlog Forwarding menu under integration. There you will be able to forward the log to the console or to a REST API.
