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What is Audit Trail?

Audit trail is used to monitor the changes of information which is considered as important.  Audit trail settings provides the ability to select which entities and which fields should be monitored. Only one instance of active audit trail settings per each entity can be configured in the system, and it can only be applied on predefined CRM.COM Entities.

Audit trail settings are applied, either through UI or Web API, during the execution on any of the following processes, being applied on entities or fields which are monitored by Audit Trail

• Modifying
• Deleting
• Removing information 

In addition Audit trail can be applied to a block of information or to components of that block. For example, for the Contact information entity you can monitor the addresses of the contact, You have the option to monitor the whole address block or you have the option to only monitor specific components of the address, i.e. Address/District.

When you select to monitor the address block then every time that an address is modified, added or deleted then a record will be added in the audit trail. When you select to monitor the district, when you update the district of an already defined address, then an audit trail record will be added.

Audit Trail Entities

Audit Trail can only be applied on the following predefined Transactional CRM.COM Entities:

Main Entities

• Contact Information
• Jobs
• Activities
• Communications
• Service Requests
• Segments
• Accounts Receivable
• Financial Transactions
• Products
• Installed Items
• Reward Schemes
• Reward Offers
• Reward Participants
• Resource Plans
• Resource Requests
• Ad Hoc Discounts

Batch Processes Run Definitions

• Notification Processes Run Definitions
• Billing Processes Run Definitions
• Subscription Processes Run Definitions
• Provisioning Processes Run Definitions
• Rewards Processes Run Definitions 
• Voucher Processes Run Definitions

Configuration Entities

• Conax Contego Provisioning Provider
• Panaccess Cable View Provisioning Provider
• Warehouses
• Communities
• Groups
• Units
• Users
• Communities Collaboration
• Groups Collaboration

Entity Types & Definitions

• • Communication Centre Definitions
  • Contact Information Definitions
  • Communication Definitions
  • Activity Types
  • Job Types
  • Notification Types
  • Subscription Definitions
  • Subscription Types
  • Normal Billing Run Definitions
  • Prepaid Billing Run Definitions
  • Billing Term Definitions
  • Accounts Receivable Definitions
  • Financial Transaction Definitions
  • Financial Transaction Types
  • Wallet Definitions
  • Wallet Transaction Types
  • Voucher Definitions
  • Voucher Types
  • Reward Definitions
  • Reward Offer Types
  • Product Types
  • Inventory Management Definitions
  • Warehouse Types
  • Resource Scheduling Definitions
  • Additive Discount Definitions

Creating, Editing & Deleting Validations & Restrictions

Audit Trail attributes 

Defining your own Audit Trail tailored to your company's needs

1. Navigate to FOUNDATION > SECURITY MANAGEMENT > SET UP AUDIT TRAIL
2. Search for the Audit Trail or click on NEW to create a new one

3. MAIN INFORMATION

   1. Provide the required information
      1. Entity

      2. State 
         

4. MONITORED FIELDS

   1. Select the fields to be monitored by Audit Trail OR click on ACTIVATE ALL to activate all the fields at once
      

5. From the Action Menu click on SAVE

6. LOG INFORMATION

   Log information section keeps all the logging information related to the specific record

   • Basic set of information available in all entities
     • Created By User: The user that created the entity
     • Created By Unit: The unit of the user that created the entity
     • Updated By User: The user that last updated the entity
     • Updated by Unit: The unit of the user that last updated the entity
     • Date Created: The date the account was entity
     • Date Updated: The date the account was last entity