> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.orq.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Audit logs

> Monitor organization activities and changes. Track who did what, when they did it, and what was affected for compliance and security.

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Audit Logs track all actions in your organization. See who made changes, what was changed, and when.

## Use Cases

* **Security**: Track API key creation/deletion and user access patterns.

* **Compliance**: Maintain records of who changed what and when.

* **Troubleshooting**: Understand what changed and identify who made specific modifications.

* **Team Management**: Monitor member activities and permission changes.

## Accessing Audit Logs

Go to **Organization > Audit Logs** to view activity history.

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## Log Columns

* **Timestamp**: When the action occurred
* **Entity**: What was affected (API Keys, Datasets, Deployments, Team Members, etc.)
* **Type**: Category of the resource
* **Action**: What happened (Created, Updated, Deleted, Accessed)
* **Actor**: Who performed the action

## Filter Options

Use the following filters to find audit logs:

* Entity Type
* Actor who performed the action

Sort by Timestamp or Entity to further improve your results.

## Data Retention

Audit logs are retained based on a custom TTL (Time To Live) that can be configured per your organization's needs. Contact support to discuss retention requirements for your use case.
