## Audit Logs

The audit log records every action performed in your DataLexing, providing complete visibility into the activities of you and your collaborators.

Only Super Admins have access to the DataLexing audit log, granting them admin access to the entire self-hosted instance.

In this article, we'll explore the Audit Log page of the Admin panel and how to access and evaluate audit logs in DataLexing.

# Overview

The audit log page of the admin panel offers a variety of tools that can provide information about:

* The email address of the user who executed the action

* The related workspace

* The action performed

* The date and time when the action was executed

# Events in the Activity Log

Super Admins may need to audit which users have accessed or modified specific databases or workspaces. This includes events such as:

* Create/Delete/Move/Update row

* Create/Delete/Import/Update rows

* Create/Delete/Order/Update workspace

* Create/Delete/Duplicate/Update field

* Create/Delete/Duplicate/Order/Update table

* Create/Delete/Restore snapshot

* Create/Delete/Duplicate/Order/Update application

* Create/Delete/Duplicate/Order/Update view

* Create/Delete/Update team

* Create/Delete/Update decoration

* Create/Update user

* Update a view filter/a view sort/view field options

* Create a view filter/team subject/a view sort

* Delete a view filter/a view sort/team subject

* Assign role

* Cancel user deletion

* Install template

* Schedule user deletion

* Update view slug URL

# Filtering Logs

The Audit page in the Admin Panel allows Super Admins to filter and sort log data.

To view audit logs from the UI, navigate to the Audit Log page of the Admin Panel. Super Admins can refine a search by user, workspace, event type, or dates.

# Audit Log CSVs

Super Admin can download a CSV file that contains the list of audit logs. The CSV file includes the following data columns:

* User Email

* Workspace Name

* Event Type

* Description

* Timestamp

When you export an audit log, the file will show that the request is being processed, a timestamp for the most recent request, and a download link.