Logs

Overview

The Logs page provides visibility into system activity through two tabs: Audit Logs and Application Logs.

Audit Logs

Audit Logs provide a structured record of all significant events in the system. The table includes the following columns:

• Timestamp — when the event occurred.
• Event — the type of event.
• Actor — the user or system process that triggered the event.
• Details — additional context about the event.

Events include:

• sync_started — a sync operation began, with the source tool and sync ID.
• jira_created — a Jira issue was created from a finding.
• User login/logout — a user signed in or out.
• Configuration changes — settings were modified.
• Manual actions — actions triggered manually by a user.

The audit log is paginated at 50 entries per page.

Application Logs

The Application Logs tab is a raw log viewer showing the last 200 lines of the application log file. Logs are displayed in a monospace font on a dark background for readability. Use the Refresh button to reload the latest entries.

Application logs are useful for debugging sync failures, API errors, or integration issues.

What Gets Logged

The system maintains a comprehensive audit trail. The following activities are recorded:

• Every sync operation (start, completion, and any errors).
• Every Jira issue creation.
• Every configuration change.
• Every login and logout event.

This provides a complete audit trail for compliance requirements and incident investigation.

Access Control

All authenticated users can view logs. Log entries are read-only — they cannot be modified or deleted.