The Audit log keeps track of all the changes that take place under the Admin section of your service desk. On the other hand, all events related to individual ITIL modules, such as Tickets, Problems, Change, etc., will be tracked under the Activities section.


Audit log comes in handy when you're performing external/internal audits. They can be very helpful in case of a service desk incident as it helps you identify the person who is responsible for the incident. 


As of now, the Audit log keeps track of changes that take place in the following modules: 


  • Accounts 
  • Plans and billings

  • Agents

  • Requesters/Contacts

  • Agent Groups

  • Change (Change Lifecycle & Change Form Fields)

  • Sandbox

  • SLA Policies

  • Assume Identity


Note: The assumed identity action performed by the user will also be captured under the "Activities" section for tickets and changes.


Accessing Audit Log


  • To access Audit log, click on the Settings icon from the left sidebar and click on Audit Log under Account Settings.
  • If your account has more than one workspace:
    To modify global workflows, navigate to Admin > Global Settings > Account Settings > Audit Log.
    To modify workspace-level workflows, navigate to Admin > Workspace Settings > {Workspace Name} > Account Settings > Audit Log.

    If your account has more than one workspace, refer to the solution article on managing multiple workspaces to understand how the audit log would work.


  • Once you log in, you will see the logs of everything in relation to Accounts, Plans & billing, Agents, Requesters/Contacts, Agent Groups, Change, Sandbox, SLA policy and Assume Identity.




Applying filters


Since the page presents too much information, you can also filter the audit log based on your preference. You can filter audit log based on a specific date range or by object type (Account, Plan & Billing, Group and Agent).


To apply filters, 


  • Head to Audit Log and click on the funnel icon on the top right corner. 

  • Choose the date range for which you wish to view the audit log. 



  • Choose the Object type from What's changed? (Accounts, Plans & billing, Agents, Requesters/Contacts, Agent Groups, Changes, Sandbox, SLA policy, and Assume identity)

  • Once done, click Apply.



You can also GET audit logs through API. Please refer to - Service Desk API for Developers | Freshservice