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# Activity Log

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Activity Log page location **/system/activity**
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This area is restricted to users with permission: **System Admin**
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The system Activity Log is the audit trail of all actions made throughout the system. 

Each log item has a message which describes the log event.

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#### Log Details

For more information clicking the 'Show' button will reveal any further log information (if available)

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#### Filtering Logs

The logs can be filtered to find information belonging to a specific space or within date contstraints.

Click the 'Filters' button to apply a space or date filter:

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This example show the logs filtered by the the space 'Manchester Office Space'

Only logs from this space are shown.

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Filters can be used in combination for more acurate filtering.

This example shows the logs filtered by the space 'Supply Chain Critical Supplier' in combination with the Log Date filter for only log events after the 1st June 2024.

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